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Old 09-18-2006, 05:43 PM
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'93 LeSabre Blinker trouble

My right blinker light will come on, but it wont blink. my left blinker works fine. Help please?
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Old 09-18-2006, 06:06 PM
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Re: '93 LeSabre Blinker trouble

Sounds like a burned out bulb. Could be front or rear?
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Re: '93 LeSabre Blinker trouble

No Offense but, I would check all lights..
Your symptom usually that means a light is out somewhere. You may know that.
I think you can turn on the hazard flashers and that may help.

Check them all and compare working flashing lights from good side.

Not sure but an example maybe there's more lights that are suppose to flash.
One side it does and the bad with not all lights working dont.

My '94 doesn't have but 4 lights on each side that flash.
?? you say... right turn front, and 2 right turn/stop lights, dash turn indicator light.
I suspect one of those 2 rear lights is bad or out.


Another possibility but more far fetched is that a bulb is working but badly.
Not drawing enough current amd proubbly brighter.



Good Luck
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