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Old 08-17-2005, 11:00 AM
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Lightbulb turn lights

i own a nissan 300zx 90 model both my blinkers stay on i need to find were the flasher unit is positioned any ideas
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Re: turn lights

Usually its under the dash on the drivers side, or on a fuse panel- also usually on the drivers side.
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Re: turn lights

Isn't the "flash unit" (Multi-function switch) usually on the steering collumn? It's what your turn signal lever connects into.
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Re: turn lights

Nah, thats just the switch, goes though a flasher that is like a momentary relay type thing.
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