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> left turn signal problems, feel like i have tried everything
jeff dodge
post Oct 10 2025, 04:37 PM
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I am having trouble with my left turn signal. Let me detail; ground tested and is good, replaced , replaced column switch, new relays, new bulbs, swapped housings from left to right, new fuses. noticed that when I clicked the emergency flashers it blew that fuse. Right works fine, the left turn filament is very dim and the read does not do anything. I have spent two weeks trying to track this down. I have built entire harnesses for vintage race cars and this has me baffled. Please help! Thanks, Jeff
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Dave_Darling
post Oct 11 2025, 01:49 AM
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A dim light says to me that you've got either a grounding problem, a high resistance connection, or a couple of wires swapped.

How sure are you that you've dealt with the grounds?

Have you matched up the wires on the front AND REAR turn signal buckets with Jeff Bowlsby's diagrams?

https://bowlsby.net/914/Classic/TechNotebook.htm

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