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> Problem with emergency flasher indicator lights staying on
JMTaxter
post Aug 12 2023, 08:57 AM
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Hi, guys.

Having a problem with my emergency flashers. When I start the engine, both flashing green light emergency indicators at the top of the tach/speedo stay on constantly. Won't shut off. None of the exterior emergency lights are malfunctioning/staying on, in other words, they function as they should. The emergency brake has been released. The relay is new. Of course, the emergency switch is off. All turn signals and lights operate properly. I did notice with the emergency switch on, the speed of the flashing decreases; turn the switch off, and the speed increases again.

If you have any insight, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance for your advice.

John
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Rob-O
post Aug 13 2023, 09:37 AM
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I’ve found that what happens is that even though the emergency/parking brake handle has been released, the arm isn’t making contact with the switch that is on the floorboard just under the handle. Get a long screwdriver and push the parking brake switch and see if the light goes out. The switch looks identical the the ones found in the front door jambs.
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