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Old 04-26-2004, 02:55 PM
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Question 1998 Ranger Turn Signal Problem - Need Help

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I connected a U-Haul trailer to my 1998 Ranger XLT over the weekend. In about 5 minutes my turn signals stopped working. No indicator light on the dash and no lights outside. I have looked for a fuse for the turn signals, but can't find the location. I did find the trailer turn right and left (#3 and #7) but neither was blown. I was hoping someone could steer me in the right direction. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

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Re: 1998 Ranger Turn Signal Problem - Need Help

your flasher relay prob burned out. it should be under dash to the left of steering column.silver/round looking. replace with a heavy duty one if you plan to tow alot.
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Hi,

In case anyone else has a similar problem, I thought I would let you know what the problem was. The faulty trailer light connection had caused a problem in the computer. I disconnected the battery for a couple of minutes, then reconnected it. The problem was resolved. I think the problem may have been caused by corossion on the trailer light connector causing a poor connection.

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