fast blinker?

[Jack Rot]

Simple question, need a simple answer, my left turn signal is rapid, my right side is normal, all bulbs working, im sure a lot of people have had this issue, what's the cause? Fuse possibly?

 

[Hawkman13]

Usually its caused by a bad ground wire.

 

[Samurai_Blue]

ground or is one bulb a led?

 

[Jack Rot]

No led

 

[superhypered]

I heard the OBD1 vehicles do stuff like that to indicate a problem instead of a CEL, but I cannot back this up, just what I heard

 

[XjoEnX]

Usually indicates a burned bulb. If you have dual filament front blinker, the parking light can still turn on but might not blink.

 

[eiznekeM]

Usually its caused by a bad ground wire.

Possibilty.

I heard the OBD1 vehicles do stuff like that to indicate a problem instead of a CEL, but I cannot back this up, just what I heard

It is what they do, Chev trucks were notorious for this.

Usually indicates a burned bulb. If you have dual filament front blinker, the parking light can still turn on but might not blink.

This x 2. Rep fer all.

Check out the sockets when you take the bulb out, might be dirty/corroded a little causing the burning out.

 

[DailyDB8]

Usually indicates a burned bulb. If you have dual filament front blinker, the parking light can still turn on but might not blink.

:thumbs up

 

[BeatBox]

Usually indicates a burned bulb. If you have dual filament front blinker, the parking light can still turn on but might not blink.

x3

 

[Jack Rot]

it went away.....it comes and goes now...usually when i hit a bump or something, definately something where the bulb plugs into...i removed the housing and wiggled the bulb and its a bad contact somewhere in there...

 

[Jack Rot]

thnx for the input so far.....i wonder if i can buy the bulb housing and just replace it....

 

[superhypered]

let me know how yo do it, my right most lost went out not too long ago, pulled the housing out, and a wire pulled out... so my dad cut it off and used a butt connector, but now it flickers :cry:

 

[5150KDC2]

Either a bulb on the outside, or inside. Check bulb connections, or could be a bad ground.