what wud make my blinkers work when truck is off and ignition turned to Aux. BUT when you start the engine the blinkers wont work while ignition is ON???

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Asked by Melbow14n Jul 02, 2013 at 05:45 PM about the 2002 Ford F-150 King Ranch Crew Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Blinkers do not work while driving...BUT if you turn truck off and turn ignition to AUX. they
work just fine??

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...well that is a puzzle, do believe that your hazards should work at any time...I should suspect undervoltage to the lighting buss because of a old battery and/or a weak connection from 1/0 battery cable to ground and back to the engine...this connection is responsible for 300 cold cranking amps needed for starting~ the under-voltage is the cause of your problem...bad battery and weak alternator and lack of 300 CCA connections is the cause~

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