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2000 Chevrolet Malibu turn signal problem, please help

I have a 2000 Chev Malibu and I am having problems with the turn signals, they work.....most of the time. I can start up the car and they all work all indicator lights are working and there are no burnt bulbs. I have checked all the fuzes and i cant seem to find anything else wrong. I thought it may be the flashers but dont know why it would just stop working while i was driving. Then after i stop and shut off the car and restart it they work again.

please help, any info would be appreciated

Thanks again

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  • Malibu68 Sep 15, 2008

    OK i went to the local parts store to get a flasher, and they couldnt find any so i went to another parts store where they are not idiots, and they told me that the 2000 chev malibu has no flashers its part of the circuit board or main assemble,



    Any new suggestions>?

  • Malibu68 Sep 15, 2008

    Thanks so much, i will be talking to the dealer

  • 01MalibuGuy Sep 29, 2008



    Gill,



    I have the same problem with my 01 malibu. Would it be the same solution for me? Same GM part number too?

  • Huskar6 Dec 07, 2008

    The hazard flasher clicks erratically when the ignition switch is turned on and when the turn signals or the hazard flasher are not engaged.

  • Jackie Sumner
    Jackie Sumner Feb 25, 2018

    I have the same problem with my 2002 malibu. Have the switch replaced and bulbs and fuses are fine. Still can't figure it out unless it the wiring issue

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Hi. MALIBU68.

This Problem of the Turn Signals on your 00 Malibu. is Due to malfuntion of the FLASHER RELAY
The Flasher Relay is Part of the HAZARD SWITCH. Located on the istrument cluster BEZEL..
You can't get from the major Autoparts, Because IS Only available on A/C delco. Or GM.
The GM part Number is : 22594146

The Best Place for get the Flasher Relay is the GM DEALER. and the COST is aprox. $ 32.00

I hope this help on your problem
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  • Anonymous Oct 07, 2008

    hi. 01malinuguy.

    On your 01 Malibu. Is the same Part Number on my comment above.



    I hope work for you too.



    Thank you.

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Look in your owners manual and replace the flasher unit or just switch it with the emergency flasher relay to test. good luck

  • Anonymous Sep 15, 2008

    im sorry about that its different from the 1998 model we had in the shop
    i ran a TSB and here is what i found.
    2000 CHEVROLET MALIBU -- By letter dated August 27, 2003, GM
    notified the Agency that it is conducting a voluntary safety recall (NHTSA
    recall no. 03V327) involving certain model year (MY) 2000-2001 Chevrolet Malibu,
    Oldsmobile Alero, and Pontiac Grand Am.GM's recall covers 670,740 vehicles
    manufactured beginning February 1, 2000 through May 1, 2001 (Alero and Grand Am)
    and February 1, 2000 through May 31, 2001 (Malibu).GM reports that turn signal
    failure is due to solder joint cracking in the hazard switch, and has identified
    rapid temperature transitions of the hazard switch and the soldering process as
    the cause of cracking.electrical current to the turn signals flows through the
    hazard switch and an open circuit in the hazard switch will cause the exterior
    turn/hazard lamps to become intermittent or inoperative.GM will replace the
    hazard switch on all involved vehicles


  • Diana Ellsworth
    Diana Ellsworth Jan 26, 2019

    Who do I contact at GM?

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All the other answer are right .Its an intermedit problem with the flasher unit or units .It works sometimes but not all of the time bad connections .Possibily heater core issues leaking = corrosion

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Turn on the switch for the signal(Left or Right), smack the middle of the dashboard next to the hazard switch till the signal turns on. This is just a temporary fix, try it but becareful to NOT set off the airbags

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I had this problem on my 2003 Malibu and it was making me crazy. The dash lights for turn signals were even starting to flash intermittently with the clicking.
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I did NOT need to open the dash. The problem was not the hazard switch. The problem was crud in the multifunction switch where grease and dirt had caked in and were causing short circuiting. Clean out the gunk with Qtip and alcohol and it works like new.

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This is a temporary fix for 2000 Malibu owners, I use it because it's a cheap quick way to get my indicators to work. It is tied into your hazards....so what I do is hit the hazard button while my indicator is "on" until it starts to work. I usually do this two-three times a week. It's free and quick but unfortunately temporary. Hope that helps those who are on a tight budget... :)

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