gonzo
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For the 1st time ever I don't like the snow
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Post by gonzo on Jun 20, 2016 22:26:46 GMT -6
I think I have the wiring correct? Checked everything and still no turn signals? Recheck following the manual but I still have no turn signals. So today I checked the resistance of the turn signal relay with no wires attached to it, and it has 49.1 ohms across it. Is this correct?
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Post by knoizy on Jun 21, 2016 17:14:46 GMT -6
My relay does not like low power and before I replaced the previous worn out battery it would stick open/on. The resistance doesn't tell you too much about the relay when disconnected, here's a video of testing one with a battery and bulb. Again make sure at least 12v is getting to the relay. |
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gonzo
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Post by gonzo on Jun 21, 2016 21:40:03 GMT -6
Now that makes sense  Thank you |
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gonzo
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Post by gonzo on Jun 22, 2016 18:19:52 GMT -6
That worked And the Relay works too Indicators still don't though but I'll find the gremlins. Thanks man |
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Post by knoizy on Jun 23, 2016 6:30:10 GMT -6
No worries. I'd suggest some basic idiot-proof tests first i.e. start with the bulbs and power them up directly then same thing with the terminals coming out of the stems then you know the indicators are healthy. If there's still a problem it might be time to check the turn signal control unit and its wiring and I just remembered there's the automatic cancelling unit which usually fails by simply no longer cancelling but all these things are in the signal path. Do you have the wiring diagram from 15-30 in the workshop manual?
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