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lethal17

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my turn signals on my 92' GT stopped working recently. The four ways work but left and right do not work when I use the signal switch by the steering wheel. Is this the combo switch that I need to replace?

also, everything else on the switch works...high beams, and wipers etc... just the signals not working
 

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Have you changed the flasher? There are 2 of them. I think the one on the fuse box goes to the 4 ways and the blinker is by the radio. I may have it backwards but you can switch them to see if that it it since one is working.

I would try this first before getting a multi switch.
 

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i would guess you need a new flasher
 
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I also have a 92 Gt and had this same problem. First check the #5 fuse and see if it is blown or not. If you don't know which fuse is #5 then check and see if your reverse lights work. If they work then the fuse is good. The problem will be your turnsignal switch(turnsignal highbeam and windshield wiper switch). If it's the same as mine the internals of the switch have eather melted or twisted and are no longer making contact.
 
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yelbigbirdlow said:
I also have a 92 Gt and had this same problem. First check the #5 fuse and see if it is blown or not. If you don't know which fuse is #5 then check and see if your reverse lights work. If they work then the fuse is good. The problem will be your turnsignal switch(turnsignal highbeam and windshield wiper switch). If it's the same as mine the internals of the switch have eather melted or twisted and are no longer making contact.
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nope reverse lights don't work either; so I'm guessing the fuse is the problem. I hope thats it because a new combo switch is over 200 bucks if i remember correctly. I'm gonna go out tomorrow and go through everything. Thnx for the input so far
 
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