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post Sep 23 2009, 10:17 PM
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ok, my left blinker blinks really fast wile the right blinks normal, I have changed the fuse and both the front and back bulbs. I have found no tears or anything weird along the wires. Any thoughts?
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post Sep 24 2009, 05:29 PM
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ok, my left blinker blinks really fast wile the right blinks normal, I have changed the fuse and both the front and back bulbs. I have found no tears or anything weird along the wires. Any thoughts?


Normally a quick blining blinker indicates the bulb is bad. Are you sure you repolaced the right bulb in the rear? I am honestly stumped on this one. O.o maybe it is the switch itself?
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Yes.
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the steering column is the only thing I fear on a vehicle...
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