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jonesmak1972 · 08-31-2021, 11:53 AM

So I changed the signal switch and to be honest it was not as difficult as I have read on here!

It did fix the brown wire being hot when I have the lever in the right position, so this is a good thing.

I still have no power at the dark blue wire at the pigtail at the bumper when the signal is in the right position.

Vettevet, I do have blinking side markers.

I am thinking that I may have an LED flasher issue and it is only effecting the right blinker. My reasoning for this is I have regular bulbs in the side markers. I believe the left one works because it is passing through the left side marker light first and causing enough load to trip the flasher, where as the right side is trying to pass through the LED blinker first and not having enough load.

Does this sound logical?

08-31-2021, 11:53 AM	#6
jonesmak1972 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 13	Re: turn signal switch oddity So I changed the signal switch and to be honest it was not as difficult as I have read on here! It did fix the brown wire being hot when I have the lever in the right position, so this is a good thing. I still have no power at the dark blue wire at the pigtail at the bumper when the signal is in the right position. Vettevet, I do have blinking side markers. I am thinking that I may have an LED flasher issue and it is only effecting the right blinker. My reasoning for this is I have regular bulbs in the side markers. I believe the left one works because it is passing through the left side marker light first and causing enough load to trip the flasher, where as the right side is trying to pass through the LED blinker first and not having enough load. Does this sound logical? Last edited by jonesmak1972; 08-31-2021 at 11:59 AM.