I replaced the turn signal fuse, and it is still not working. Ideas?!
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Asked by Meggers999 Aug 07, 2014 at 04:17 PM about the 1999 Dodge Dakota

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Jonny answered 9 years ago

Is it not blinking on either side? Is it not blinking front and back? Any other lights not working? Turn on the car, flip the blinker on, and place a voltmeter onto the contact in the bulb socket. Is it receiving any power?

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Meggers999 answered 9 years ago

Not on either side. It also makes this really loud sound. All other lights are working. I will try and get my hands on a voltmeter. Thank you.

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madmopar answered 9 years ago

may be an issue with the flasher. try swapping the hazard and turn signal flashers and see what happens. if the hazards quit working, the the flasher is bad.

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