Indicators Flashing Fast
Basically, if I indicate left or right, the indicators flash fast, as if there is a bulb out (there isnt).
If I put the hazzard warning lights on, they flash as they should.
Google only throws up bulb out replies, wondered if anyone in here has had a similar problem.
Cheers,
Rab
If I put the hazzard warning lights on, they flash as they should.
Google only throws up bulb out replies, wondered if anyone in here has had a similar problem.
Cheers,
Rab
Look carefully...There is a bulb out....
Have someone sit in the car, and turn on the parking lamps, and walk completely around the car, (Front MARKER LAMPS TOO)...
Then, have your assistant step on the brake, and walk around the car again.
A bulb with shorted filaments , or a missing ground can cause Body controls to default, Thus the fast flash, with no obvious defects at first glance.
Have someone sit in the car, and turn on the parking lamps, and walk completely around the car, (Front MARKER LAMPS TOO)...
Then, have your assistant step on the brake, and walk around the car again.
A bulb with shorted filaments , or a missing ground can cause Body controls to default, Thus the fast flash, with no obvious defects at first glance.
In the UK the Stop/brake lights are not used as direction indicators (it's illegal here) The UK spec rear cluster has an additional single filiment amber lamp for direction indication.
Also the front amber marker lamps on UK spec do not come on as parking lamps...they are only used as direction indicators. (there are low wattage white bulbs built into the headlight for park lamps).
But it's worth checking the repeater lamps on the front wings....easy to miss when checking the indicators.
Also the front amber marker lamps on UK spec do not come on as parking lamps...they are only used as direction indicators. (there are low wattage white bulbs built into the headlight for park lamps).
But it's worth checking the repeater lamps on the front wings....easy to miss when checking the indicators.
Hello again,
Thanks for the replies so far, heres what I've done.
Checked all bulbs again. 1 front fog out, then noticed rear fog's not working. Checked bulbs, changed anyway, still not working. All indicator bulbs ok.
It has a towbar Merlin, so I went and got a light board that works. Tail lights and brake lights work (doesnt have a fog light as of yet) indicators dont.
Dismantled the wiring plug, found the microswitch. The 3 pins are labelled C NO NC. Theres no voltage between any 2 but then I dont know if there should be or not.
The only other thing I can add is that I'm sure this only happened after I had been chasing something draining the battery a while back (unplugging and disconnecting everything I could find in the car).
Thanks for the replies so far, heres what I've done.
Checked all bulbs again. 1 front fog out, then noticed rear fog's not working. Checked bulbs, changed anyway, still not working. All indicator bulbs ok.
It has a towbar Merlin, so I went and got a light board that works. Tail lights and brake lights work (doesnt have a fog light as of yet) indicators dont.
Dismantled the wiring plug, found the microswitch. The 3 pins are labelled C NO NC. Theres no voltage between any 2 but then I dont know if there should be or not.
The only other thing I can add is that I'm sure this only happened after I had been chasing something draining the battery a while back (unplugging and disconnecting everything I could find in the car).
It has 4 positions for fuses, only 2 have wires at the rear. One of the fuses was in the wrong place.
Thanks again for all the suggestions.
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