Ok, I am about to give up here...

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I have done searches on here and just about everywhere else and I STILL can't find this dang thing. I have a 93 2.3 N/A Mustang Notch and my turn signals went out the other day. I have been looking ALL over for the relay and no luck. I have looked around the fuse box on the drivers side...behind the radio on the console...behind the glove box...where the hell else could it BE??? If anyone has any ideas on where ELSE I could look, please fill me in? I have already found the Hazard relay and it is fine and pulled all the fuses and they all appear fine (no melting and all intact) and I noticed that my blinkers were "slowing down" and all that a few days before they went out altogether, so it HAS to be my relay right? Also, it looks like my Hazard relay right? A silver round metal dohickey?

Any and all help is greatly appreciated,
Mark

 

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Also, does anyone have a copy of their fuse layout for a 93 mustang? I never got an owners manual when I bought my car, so I'm flying a bit blind here.

Thanks again

 

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My 91 EVTM shows it mounted to the lower center dash metal probably right below the radio.

 

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unless they changed it, the fuse schematic is on the back of the fuse cover.

 

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mr_woodster said:

unless they changed it, the fuse schematic is on the back of the fuse cover.

Click to expand...

Theres no fuse cover for a 93

 

Dr_EluSivE

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its in the console area behind the radio. Its green, and its attached to a metal Dash support by a pin on the top of it.


Dr.

 

Red_LX

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Fuse schematics should also be in the owner's manual, mine were.

 

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Ok...finally got it. If anyone else is floundering on finding the Turn Signal Relay for a 93, it is behind the GLOVE BOX (of all the stupid places). You have to lower the box and look just to the left of the opening.

Also, I never got a manual with my car and the only things listed on the inside of the cover are the locations...and each location cited by a number with the words..."refer to owners manual. ARGH!

Anyway, thanks for the help and PLEASE, if anyone has a copy or can just give me the correct fuse numbers matched with what they are for, send it my way?

Thanks,
Mark

 

Jquintel

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Im not sure who gave this to me, but its from an older stang i think for the most part there similar

 

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Jquintel,

Thank you SO much for that schematic. I HATE going blind and just starting to pull fuses in my car, but that is what I had to do. Now I can actually KNOW what I am yanking on.

Thanks again
Mark