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Ok here's the thing thats happening from today morning ..........put my indicator to left, it works fine (blinks ) but when i put my indicator to right, it stays on solid (without blinking) .........what's going on? .......do i need new bulb?
get into the rt turn sigs and see if the bulbs burned out.
if the bulbs are good or u replace them and same, look in fuse box for flasher unit.
Most likely it's the bulbs, because he said the left ones work just fine. Anyway, the flasher unit is behind the panel that is on the driver side just under the steering wheel, not in the fuse box.
It should not be the flasher. Check or replace the bulbs (front and rear). Also, it could possibly be a bad ground. If it lights up as you say it does, I would suspect a bad bulb.
It is your bulb...turn on your hazards and take a look around at your 4 blinkers and find the one that isnt blinking. By they way...replacing them is a pain in the ***...atleast for the '98-'02.
Da*n it ........it's the front right signal ........ it's freezing cold and the fronts are pain in the a$$ anyway...........oh well, i guess i'd have to wait till spring time ............ :) .........thanks for the info guys
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