2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Blinker wont blink, where'd they hide that thing???

[TPringle]

Guys, while knocking the front end of this truck apart for the BIG overhaul, I remembered the turn signal and hazzard flashers werent blinking. I read the thread posted earlier about the flasher, they mentioned it being in the fuse panel. Ok, I looked - didnt see anything that looked like a flasher, checked the fuse/relay box under the hood, nothing, took the cover off from under the column, pulled the glove box - nothing. Where'd they HIDE that flasher on this thing??? It is a 2000 model. Since neither flashes, I cant use my ears to trace the sound. Aso,is it normal for the turn signals to be able to turn on when the truck ignition is turned off? Oh, I checked the bulbs - all good.

 

[Grizzly]

Flashers are usually under the dash on the drivers side. Check your Owner's Guide.

 

[Nigel]

Tim

In fuse compartment left side of dash in door jam. Lower left corner of fuse panel sqaure relay (mine is blue colour) i

is the flasher.



Nigel

 

[TPringle]

Thanks! It looked like the MANUAL labeled that as the electric seat heater relay. Should have known it wouldnt actually LOOK like a flasher as I know it! Thanks for the advice!

 

[ILIANBG]

I also had to replace the blue flasher, about a month ago. Not bad for the OEM one. My flasher were not working properly. At the end they only did couple flashes before completely stopping. I think I got mine from Mopar wholesale site.
Ilian

 

[DieselDoghouse]

Before tracking the flasher down... See earlier posts about fiddling the hazard switch to clean it out. They often are the culprit to these problems.

 

[B.G. Smith]

The turn signals should not work witht the ign. off, the hazard flashers will work with ign. off. bg