Pontiac: Left Turn front side marker on 96 Sunfire GT
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Left Turn front side marker on 96 Sunfire GT
Here's something weird. My left turn signal dash indicator flashed faster
than the right side one and when the headlights are on, the left turn
indicator on the dash lights up. On inspection I noticed that the left
front side marker light was burnt out. When I replaced it with another 194
bulb the condition remained. I looked at the old bulb closer and noticed
that it isn't burnt out but the side marker light barely illuminates when
the headlights are on but it illuminates normally with the left turn signal
on(although it flashes quite a bit faster than 'normal' or the right turn
signal. With the headlights on the left turn indicator stays on with the
new 194 bulb. Inspection of the socket and wire doesn't reveal anything
abnormal. I'm not a mechanic but could this be a turn signal flasher
problem? Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
Jason
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Re: Left Turn front side marker on 96 Sunfire GT
"madchow" <com> wrote in message
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194
signal
either the flasher or a bad ground.
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Re: Left Turn front side marker on 96 Sunfire GT
"madchow" <com> wrote in message
news:80.55.250...
194
signal
You don't mention if you checked the rear one yet?
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Re: Left Turn front side marker on 96 Sunfire GT
madchow wrote:
Bad ground somewhere. You might as well clean them all.
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Re: Left Turn front side marker on 96 Sunfire GT
"=?x-user-defined?Q?=AB?= Paul =?x-user-defined?Q?=BB?="
<rr.co.tx> wrote in news:rr.co.tx:
Well, I cleaned all the sockets and changed all the bulbs while I had the
lenses off and all the lights work now. I'm kind of shocked at the price
of the front turn signal bulbs (a pain as the headlights had to come off to
access the socket) and the tailight bulbs (3357's and 3057's). It was
still cheaper than bringing the car into a shop.
Thanks for the responses. I am 'enlightened' again.
Jason
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Re: Left Turn front side marker on 96 Sunfire GT
we dont suspect the turn signal relay but it wont hurt to change it and
all the bulbs. spray the sockets out with starting fluid
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