My right front blinker light blinks too fast. Only one of them blinks and the other stays on steady (doesn't blink). Do I need to replace a bulb?
Dec 25, 2007 at 11:04 AM
2001 Dodge Durango Turn signal
2001 DODGE DURANGO
FRANKIEFUEGO
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[quote:09b654d472="frankiefuego"]Electrical problem
2001 Dodge Durango V8 Two Wheel Drive Automatic 99000 miles
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My right front blinker light blinks too fast. Only one of them blinks and the other stays on steady (doesn't blink). Do I need to replace a bulb?[/quote:09b654d472]
check all bulbs ( front and rear )
you need a light bulb
good luck
2001 Dodge Durango V8 Two Wheel Drive Automatic 99000 miles
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My right front blinker light blinks too fast. Only one of them blinks and the other stays on steady (doesn't blink). Do I need to replace a bulb?[/quote:09b654d472]
check all bulbs ( front and rear )
you need a light bulb
good luck
Dec 25, 2007 at 7:50 PM
All my lights work. The bulb next to the one that is blink irratically will not blink. It is supposed to, but stay steady. Is this the one that should be replaced?
Dec 25, 2007 at 9:52 PM
BMRFIXIT
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[quote="frankiefuego"]All my lights work. The bulb next to the one that is blink irratically will not blink. It is supposed to, but stay steady. Is this the one that should be replaced?[/quote
start by replacing that bulb and also
IF ITS in the front look or check the rear bulbs on the same side
so if the front light up but dont blink must likely the rear bulb is out or vice versa
start by replacing that bulb and also
IF ITS in the front look or check the rear bulbs on the same side
so if the front light up but dont blink must likely the rear bulb is out or vice versa
Dec 26, 2007 at 5:13 PM
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