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jb1490Member

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OK I have seperated the nylon connector and the jumper installed, turn signal defective, removed turn signal arm and thourougly cleaned it, now turn signals work fine

Great!!! Progress!!! I love it!!

Now that the turn signals are working (on all four corners I presume), remove the jumper and reconnect the nylon connector. Try the turn signals. If everything works, then try the hazard flashers.

If, after connecting the nylon connector, the turn signals don't work, try the jumper again. If the turn signals work again, then the hazard switch is bad.

Keep up the good work and keep us posted.

John

7/25/137:39 PM

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