Turn Signal Indicator on Dash

[Large Arbor]

The turn signals work on both sides, but the indicator is not lighting. I changed indicators and it still does not work. Checked that its getting voltage and it is. Is this likely a faulty ground?

Large Arbor

[Gaz64]

Originally Posted by Large Arbor

The turn signals work on both sides, but the indicator is not lighting. I changed indicators and it still does not work. Checked that its getting voltage and it is. Is this likely a faulty ground?

Large Arbor

Seems you have answered your own question.

Only thing left.

Some more info would help, it's like answering "my car won't start".

[strictlypersonl]

Cars with a single dash indicator get their signal from the flasher. If the ground checks out, it could be a defective flasher.

[Large Arbor]

I was thinking defective flasher. I will change it and try it again.

Large Arbor (aka Phil)

[oil & blood]

Hey what type of flasher did you get? I haven't been able to find the exact one from my bdr at autozone...but I also did not receive a build sheet so I do not know what car to reference. Thanks

[strictlypersonl]

We use a Signal-Stat 180, but most any 3-prong flasher that fits the socket should work.

[Large Arbor]

It is now fixed. It was a bad flasher apparently not producing enough current to light the bulb. I used a CEC DOT 550 12 V 32 CP max. Its working now.

Phil