turn signals out?
pissant
10-07-2003, 11:03 AM
ALL turn signals are out! Does this mean that it is an electrical problem, or does one fuse control all the signals? :eek7:
pissant
10-14-2003, 04:01 PM
IT was the flasher unit that was out and made the turn signals not work.
packertundra
02-03-2004, 12:43 PM
where was it located? what year? i need to replace mine but am having a hard time locating it on my 98 Passat
pissant
02-03-2004, 01:01 PM
It is on the dash. The hazard button... I had to pay someone about $65
to replace it.
where was it located? what year? i need to replace mine but am having a hard time locating it on my 98 Passat
to replace it.
where was it located? what year? i need to replace mine but am having a hard time locating it on my 98 Passat
alanshearer
02-21-2004, 07:28 PM
Where exactly is the flasher unit and how do i fix it myself ?
alanshearer
02-21-2004, 07:30 PM
Mine is a 99 passat..the turn signals all went out but I don't know where exactly the flasher unit is located
boschmann
02-21-2004, 08:58 PM
The flasher unit they're talking about is the emergency flasher unit which is built into the emergency flasher switch. Turn signals are routed through it. Usually before totally quitting they start acting funny, inyermittent flash lengths, etc....
san71
03-11-2004, 05:08 PM
Thanks to you guys or this web site, I saved myself $100.
I called my VW dealership and asked them how much would they charge me to replace flasher unit for Passat 2000. They wanted $130. I went to dealership and bought the part for $27 and replaced it myself. It took me 3 minutes to do it. Once you see the part you'll now what you need to do.
Tip: First take the black cap that is below hazard switch out and then detach the hazard button itself (it comes off easily).
I called my VW dealership and asked them how much would they charge me to replace flasher unit for Passat 2000. They wanted $130. I went to dealership and bought the part for $27 and replaced it myself. It took me 3 minutes to do it. Once you see the part you'll now what you need to do.
Tip: First take the black cap that is below hazard switch out and then detach the hazard button itself (it comes off easily).
Not Gifted
10-02-2004, 01:32 PM
Thanks to you guys or this web site, I saved myself $100.
I called my VW dealership and asked them how much would they charge me to replace flasher unit for Passat 2000. They wanted $130. I went to dealership and bought the part for $27 and replaced it myself. It took me 3 minutes to do it. Once you see the part you'll now what you need to do.
Tip: First take the black cap that is below hazard switch out and then detach the hazard button itself (it comes off easily).
How did you get the old unit out?
I called my VW dealership and asked them how much would they charge me to replace flasher unit for Passat 2000. They wanted $130. I went to dealership and bought the part for $27 and replaced it myself. It took me 3 minutes to do it. Once you see the part you'll now what you need to do.
Tip: First take the black cap that is below hazard switch out and then detach the hazard button itself (it comes off easily).
How did you get the old unit out?
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