Turn signal relay location?

Hello,

Remove the knee blocker from the instrument panel. Reach through the outboard side of the steering column opening to access and disengage the combination flasher wire harness connector retainer from the instrument panel diagnostics mounting bracket. Here is the location of the turn signal flasher which is a combination flasher. Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

My database showed this location. Behind the dash on the drivers side.

Here is the entire electrical relay and fuse system so you can see whats going on and where to find the turn signal relay. The call it an electronic flasher. Fifth diagram over.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-an-electrical-relay-and-wiring-control-circuit

Check out the diagrams (Below)

Please let us know what you find. We are interested to see what it is.

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Okay let me get the wiring diagram so we can see whats going on. Yep just one flasher check it out (below)

What year is the vehicle? Older ones have a circuit breaker built into the headlight switch. That one and the dimmer switch should also be checked for overheated wires and connector pins. Burned terminals can be cut out of the plastic connector body and new terminals can be inserted individually. They should be soldered for a good connection even if you use the crimp-on style terminals.

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There are no circuit breakers in your system. Just fuses and relays. On the junction block on the left side of dash there is a relay for thehigh beam headlights, try replacing that as it may not be working. There is also a 10 amp fuse there, check that. There is also another fuse #3 at your underhood lelectrical center. Check all of these for poorconnections. Itcan also be your body control module which has relay controlers inside of it. I can't send a diagram as we can't upload on here yet. Hope this helps.

Ok when I first answered, your year doesn't come through and I looked up 2003 you have a highbeam relay by the left side of radiator. Also you didn't say whether you have drl 's or not as that module may be interfering it's by the blower motor. But check the fuses for contact. It can be your dimmer switch as well it may not be makinggood contactas well.

Hi tradbowhunter56,

Symptoms indicates a likely ground circuit fault rather than the moisture.

Lightings share a common ground and there are several points on left and right side for front and rear. When a ground circuit fails, voltage would reverse flow through those lights that are not being operated to get to the next good grounding point available and this would cause them to malfunction.

Check all lighting grounding point to ensure they are clean and secure.

The combination flasher is near headlamp switch