broncitis2

ok thanks ill give it a shot see what will happen if those ideas dont work ive already purchased a turn signal switch for it and ill have it thursday

broncitis2

can any one tell me where the electronic flasher module is located at?

redemption

lmao lol i have the same problem and i still cant figure it out so i ended up not usinjg my turn signal lol but ya im gonna try taht ingition switch and pigtail tho ill let you guys know if it works

SpL!T

the problem is the white plug in the steering column,replace the ignition switch and you have solve the problem,i have the same problem as yours.

aode08

my question is why are you guys repalcing the ignition switch, when its a Free Lifetime recall from FORD

Ford Recalls 9 Million Vehicles [hr] On April 25, 1996 Ford Motor Company announced the recall of approximately nine million cars, trucks and minivans that may be equipped with a faulty ignition switch that may be responsible for causing hundreds of fires. In no case has any death or serious injury resulted from these fires. The recall covers 1988-93 models sold in both the U.S. and Canada that Ford says, "In a very small number of vehilces, the ignition switch could cause an internal short circuit, creating the potential for overheating, smoke and possibly fire in the steering column of the vehicle." The faulty ignitions switches can cause a short circuit that may lead to a fire whether the vehicle is turned on or off.This recall has no expiration date and the following models are subject to the recall: [ul][*]1988-89 Ford Crown Victoria[*]1988-90 Ford Escort[*]1988-92 Ford Mustang including some early 1993 models[*]1988-92 Ford Thunderbird including some early 1993 models[*]1988-92 Ford Tempo including some early 1993 models[*]1988-91 Ford Aerostar[*]1988-91 Ford Bronco[*]1988-91 Ford F-Series Pickup[*]1988-89 Lincoln Town Car[*]1988-92 Mercury Cougar including some early 1993 models[*]1988-92 Mercury Topaz including some early 1993 models [/ul]The Ford Explorer and Taurus, and the Mercury Sable models are NOT included in the recall because they did not use the faulty ignition switch. Owners of vehicle subject to the recall should contact their dealers to make arrangements to have the faulty ignition switch replaced free of charge. The replacement will take approximately 30-60 minutes. Owners may contact Ford at 1-800-392-3673.

Streetracer911

Have you tried changing your blinker fluid or adding more? I normally use the Kaleco auto synthetic blinker fluid

Scout2232

This may sound really stupid, but make sure your key is turned to the on position. When I swapped my tail lights for LX's I was dumbfounded as to why my hazards would work but my turns signals didn't, then it dawned on me that you need to have the key on for them to work. Needless to say I felt really dumb...

Nick.

five0fm

did u check the back of the hazard switch? my wires fell out and turned off the blinkers. as soon as i figured out the way the wires were supposed to go my blinkers were fine