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I HATE dealers, and I don't yet trust anybody in town with my:
- mint cond. loaded 99 VW MK3 GTI VR6 - 60000mi, no mods whatsoever! I'm having a problem, where any time I step on the brake pedal it stops the turn signals from flashing, either direction and hazard lights as well, as long as my foot is off the brake pedal everything that should/can flash does. Any ideas. somehow I'm not believing it's the flasher/relay, or else the indicators wouldn't work regardless. P.S. ALL the bulbs seem to be working. Last edited by Fecal Extrusion; 07-04-2004 at 07:22 PM. |
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Re: Turn signal problems - please help
FYI...
info i took from her helped me immensely, so I will give back to the comminuty!!! : ) THANKS! It turns out that BOTH my posted problems: "Weird alarm problem..." and "Turn signal problems... Please Help" are both related, despite the alarm misbehaved for weeks before the turn signal problem showed up... THE PROBLEM WAS... As Boschman pointed out in another post that the Rear (left) tail-lights 8 Pin connector had a corroded ground connection. I was mainly intending to fix the turn signal problem, and I cleaned and tinned the terminals, and the turn signal problem went away. BUT in fixing that the alarm now behaves properly. SO. (and if you read my "Weird alarm problem..." post) what I'm deducing is that, every time I armed/locked the car, the module would flash the hazard lights, including the (tail-light) like normal. And since the ground connection was flaky at the tail-light, the bulb was trying to steal a lower voltage potential (ground) from the alarm module, thereby setting the alarm off, because of the weird sudden voltage drop to the module. I can't confirm my theory, but the alarm hasn't misbehaved in a while. (...knock on wood!) If I discover otherwise I'll update this, as I solve it! |
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