Find hazard light relay part for 2002 alero 5speed 2.2L

The hazards use a separate relay. listen for signal relay clicking to locate the correct relay. Consult your owners manual for fuse and relay layout.

it is the same relay. You can hear it click when you turn on hazards. Just listen for the sound and you will locate it.

sounds like the signal switch relay fuse. turn your signal on and check your fuse boxes... inside the car and under the hood. it will look like a little square box inside your fuse box next to your other fuses. with your signal on, you should be able to locate the relay because it will be making a clicking noise. pull it straight out and go get another one. hope this helps.

Do the hazard flashers do the same thing ?
I would suspect the turn signal switch is the problem but it could be a short in one of the light sockets.

Check where the bulb plugs into the connector. Sometimes the connectors get loose causing a poor connection to the bulb. Otherwise check to make sure you have the proper bulb installed (correct Wattage, Voltage and Bulb number).

problem is in turn signal light swich or relay

The signal lights and hazard flashers work off of separate plug in modules generally easy to get to under the dash behind the steering wheel area. With the blinkers on you can touch the module and feel the clicking inside. Look for a black or blue square boxy looking thing with three or two terminals coming out of it, about the size of a golf ball. One will be for hazards and one for blinkers. Ask at the parts store for the turn signal blinker module and then replace either one first to test to see if it corrects the problem and if it doesn't, put the old module back in place and replace the other with the new one (if they appear identical - interchangeable).

replace the switch

You need to replace the flasher relay. I am not familiar with the Saturn Vue, but the flasher unit is usually located either under the dash adjacent to the steering column or fuse block. I would look under the dash while the flashers are on. If the relay is bad you should be able to locate it by the clicking sound that it will be making. A replacement unit can be purchased at an autoparts store. Take the old one with you for reference. Hope this helped and best wishes.

Replace the Turn Signal Relay, it's getting old and wore out. When you replace it, the sound will remain, but it won't be near as fast a sound.