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did you replace both bulbs... sometimes when bulbs are getting ready to go out they blink slower... your other one might be slower.
anyways.... blinker fluid baby
Just replaced one. If I can, I really need help. My inspection ran out in December and I don't think I will pass without a blinker. I drive atleast 300 miles a week and I am just screaming for a ticket. :(
This looks like a wiring issue... too much crazy **** goin on for it to be as simple as a bulb or fuse IMO... especially since the bulb is new. I would take that panel off under driver's side, and see if you can't see anything, a short or corrosion or something... that's pretty weird though
Rebuilding the engine... Building a custom front end... T-top conversion... Custom rear hatch..
Custom interior...
I don't understand how it happens all of a sudden. I mean, I drove it 300 miles a week for about 2 years now and this is the first time something like this has ever happened.
HOw do I looks for a wiring issue? I mean... How can I test for that? Is it best for me to take it to a shop? I know if I go that route, it will be expensive! :(
There was a short in the wires. Everything is fixed now, thank a ton! And I think the reason the hazzards were alternating is maybe because I put a bulb in backwards. A guy on LS1 Tech said that some of the bulbs were polarized, making them do crazy stuff when put in backwards.
There was a short in the wires. Everything is fixed now, thank a ton! And I think the reason the hazzards were alternating is maybe because I put a bulb in backwards. A guy on LS1 Tech said that some of the bulbs were polarized, making them do crazy stuff when put in backwards.
lol i would love to have my lights blink like police lights that would be sweet
Ok while were on this subject remember when i said if i hit my tail light my light will come back on .. Nope not happenin anymore ... my front driver turn stays lit and my back doesn't come on at all .... i took the bulbs out the back and tryed them in another one and they worked ... is it that thing that you put them into ? I'm losttttt
Well which connector? theres one on the other side like inside of the truck and theres the connector that the bulb goes into and how do i know its the wire ? oh yea when i step on my break peddle my interior like the gauges light up ... and it sounds like the key is in the ignition! wwtffff
Not much going on, replaced my Kenwood double din stereo with a Pioneer double din, the Kenwood had problems. Then replaced my power inverter for my reverse...
Hi all new to the community here. I have a 2014 RS 6 speed manual... and so about a year ago my tail lights got cracked and eventually the plastic housing...
3 weeks ago
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