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well i swapped out my guage cluster for a civic one to see if that was my problem. Turns out it's not....for some reason my turn signals will not blink, but they are on. I checked the fuse for the turn signal and it's fine. Any help woulud be appreciated. PS: they were working before i took out my guage cluster to swap in another speedo cable. When i took out my cluster, i noticed that one of the plug in clips had a fried piece. Here's some pics of what it looks like. Let me know if this could be the problem lol sorry for the shitty pics



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Re: Turn Signals Not working :(

Looks like something shorted. Is that the original cluster?
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Re: Turn Signals Not working :(

yea, the original cluster is what fucked up along with the clip. I then put the clip in the new cluster, still didn't work. When i took the clip out to look at the cluster, it didn't short it out. So i'm thinking i'm gonna have to cut the clip out and solder in a new one.
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Re: Turn Signals Not working :(

maybe, might try cleaning the contact and getting it back to bare metal first.
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Re: Turn Signals Not working :(

aight, with what? rubbing alcohol?
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Re: Turn Signals Not working :(

ya, or enev a small flat head, just scrape off all the black stuff.
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Re: Turn Signals Not working :(

i used rubbing alcohol and a q-tip lol Hell..it worked thanks man. Too bad i can't use my other cluster though
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so ur signals are working now?????? if not, see if ur 4ways blink, if they do then our cars might be equipped with 2 flasher relays, one for 4 ways and one for signals. i know my buddys mustang was like that
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Re: Turn Signals Not working :(

yep, signals are working good now
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