1999 Honda Civic Turn Signals Not Working

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COURTS8479
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[b:bbebac0bac]i just bought a 1999 civic. nice buy, no major problems, but my signals are not working. niether are my hazards. there is no clicking noise and the indicaters don't flash inside the car. my father tells me that its a fuse, i cked the fuses, they are all good. i think its something else plz help. :shock: [/b:bbebac0bac]
Sep 12, 2006 at 6:05 AM
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BRUCE HUNT
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There is or are flasher control modules that are easily replaced. They usually are around the location of the fuse box, but you can consult the owners manual for the location.
Sep 14, 2006 at 9:21 AM
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thanx. i thought thats what it was but wasnt sure. i appreciate it abunch!!! :lol: :P :!: [color=darkblue:e8636e0d0c][/color:e8636e0d0c][size=18:e8636e0d0c][/size:e8636e0d0c][b:e8636e0d0c][u:e8636e0d0c][/u:e8636e0d0c][/b:e8636e0d0c]
Sep 15, 2006 at 1:45 AM

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Replace the flasher control module, which is usually located near the fuse box. Confirm the exact location in the owner's manual.

Conversation Summary

The owner of a 1999 Honda Civic reported that the turn signals and hazard lights do not work, with no clicking and no interior indicator flashing. The fuses were already checked and found good. The expert advised that the flasher control module is a common, easily replaced cause and is typically located near the fuse box; the owner's manual should be consulted for the exact location. The owner agreed that this matched their suspicion.

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