Blinker/ tail light problems
Is the tide gonna reach my chair?
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 4,389
From: Nor'east
I thought that when a blinker flashed double it meant that one of the bulbs is out. Possible it is the front turn signal?
Other than that, if the replacement bulbs aren't drawing the same amount of power the sensor may still think that one is out?
Other than that, if the replacement bulbs aren't drawing the same amount of power the sensor may still think that one is out?
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 571
From: Boston
I just got some Sylvania replacement bulbs from Autozone today. Put those puppies in there, and guess what, chill blink is BACK! 
So the problem is the bulb going out.
It's a super easy fix and the bulbs were only $5 from Autozone (part #4057).
Any idea what the black rubbery stuff is between the 3 nuts holding the taillight assembly and the chassis is?
So the problem is the bulb going out.
It's a super easy fix and the bulbs were only $5 from Autozone (part #4057).
Any idea what the black rubbery stuff is between the 3 nuts holding the taillight assembly and the chassis is?
Cut & Paste Expert
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13,322
From: NW Arkansas
Hey, i just got the same problem this morning. The right blinker was going a lot quicker. I thought it was because of the Diablosport Predator.
Is it because the bulb went out or the wiring?
I was thinking of getting sequential tailights, would that solve the problem while getting a cool look at the same time...kill two birds with a giant rock?
Thanks,
-Jun-
Is it because the bulb went out or the wiring?
I was thinking of getting sequential tailights, would that solve the problem while getting a cool look at the same time...kill two birds with a giant rock?
Thanks,
-Jun-
Its probably a wet SmartJunctinBox under the dash.
I just got some Sylvania replacement bulbs from Autozone today. Put those puppies in there, and guess what, chill blink is BACK!
So the problem is the bulb going out.
It's a super easy fix and the bulbs were only $5 from Autozone (part #4057).
Any idea what the black rubbery stuff is between the 3 nuts holding the taillight assembly and the chassis is?
So the problem is the bulb going out.
It's a super easy fix and the bulbs were only $5 from Autozone (part #4057).
Any idea what the black rubbery stuff is between the 3 nuts holding the taillight assembly and the chassis is?
1st Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 70
From: Ca
Hey bro. ive just rece4ntly seen your mustang. your using a gt front bumper, and a lip? or is that the original v6 front. can you send pics to my profile or fbersalona@yahoo.com. i want to see your car.
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