2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Turn signals, hazards and brake lights n0-worky

[PSantana]

On my 1999 2500, my turn signals, hazard lights and brake lights have stopped working. I have checked all visible fuses to no avail, what next?



Paul

1999 2500

Camper on

Banks Diesel Tuner

Banks Exhaust

Banks Exhaust brake

 

[DESL PWR]

Try the flasher. Its one of the round silver doo-whoppers in the side panel fuse box. Not sure if its the top or bottom. Also, there are power distribution fuses in the engine compartment on the drivers side. Check in there as well. Should be a sticker in there showing location and purpose of each fuse.

 

[PSantana]

Looked but no flasher unit

Looked in the side fuse area and the power distribution but found no flasher unit. A couple of fuses but no flasher. Anyone know where it is?

 

[B.G. Smith]

The turn signals and hazard flashers are conntrolled by something called the "multi function" switch. It is mounted to the left side of the steering column and the turn signal handle is connected to it. There is not a flasher like the older trucks I don't believe. I don't know if the switch would also affect the brake lights. Switch is not servicable abd must be replaced as a unit. bg

 

[Thomas]

The combination flasher is in the Junction Block. If you decide to replace, Trico EP27 will work.

 

[PSantana]

Thanks, that was it. Fixed.

 

[WDixon27]

a few months ago on my truck a bare wire in the back along the frame randomly was popping fuses and that was taking out my brake lights/turn's and flashers, the brake and abs lights were on too when the fuse was popped