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55 T-Bird 12 Volt, Turn Signals Not Working

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Check for a loose wire(s) at the junction block (14448 C) and the flasher.

IN the limited experience I have with signal light problems, if the flasher is bad the lights will go on but will not blink


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Check the fuse you show on the print….. mine looked good but was not making good contact. Drove me crazy for a week and like the Thunderbird tough to lay on my back to find and change. I actually had to change the complete holder. I also had a defective flasher and it took 2 different ones to get them working. I don’t have the #. 

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The stop lights work, thanks Ted 😊

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If the stop lights still work but the turn signals do not, then the flasher would be a good place to start looking.  If the stop lights also do not work, then it’s potentially a problem within the turn signal mechanism in the steering column.


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I was out for a drive when both L & R turn signals failed to work. I pulled over and checked lights, turned on/off parking lights tried turn signal again and both L & R began to work. Several turns later both failed again and remained out. Could it be the flasher itself that’s the problem part 13350?



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