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Signal Light problem

therealblinky

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2002 XLS
I got a wierd one. My signals decided to go on a strike or something. They will click once when i put them on, then just stop working. Its the same for both sides. is their a relay that could be burnt out? they started to do this a few weeks ago but they would run for a time then stop. but now they won`t stay on for more than 1 click. any ideas?
 



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No one? Could someone try to point me in the right direction i can fix it i just need to know were the relay im looking for is. Im getting tired of hand signaling haha
 






See page 231 of your Owner's Guide. Relay #1 on the top side of the fuse block.
 












Relay #1 = indicator flasher relay = turn signal flasher.
 






OK so I thought i was checking the right thing, but i was looking in my power distrabution box, under the hood, but im on the right track now.

One question, how do i get the fuse block to come out and get to the relays?
 






hey guys, i can`t figgure out how to take out the fuse block to get to the relays. can anyone try to point me in the right direction, i tried searching but nothing for the removal of it.

Thanks to all who reply
 






No one?
 






I had the same problem with my 2005 eddie bauer. they would blink once and then stop. Both sides did this. Your relay is up top of the fuse panel on the drivers side. You have to drop the fuse panel to get at it. But mine turned out to be the switch itself. You can check this by after they click once and stop, turn the vehicle off and remove key, click the signals on and if the indicator light comes on, it means its getting power when it shouldn't and shorting itself out. Otherwise it will be your flasher relay and it is on the top of your panel. A real pain to get it. HTH.

BTW, I never removed my panel so I can't help you there. I had the dealer do it which was free, due to the fact that just bought it from them.
 












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