Flasher location for signals

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There isn't one. Turn signals are a feature of the ECM/BCM and are done electronically. The problem is likely to be the switch.

2006 Durango Turn Signals not working right

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The combination flasher unit is different than the flashers used in older vehicles. The one used has 14 blade-type connectors and is plugged into a matching connector from the instrument panel. On a Dakota, it is accessed by reaching up just to the left of the steering column, and is above the data link connector. I suspect it is probably in a similar location in a Ram.

For new readers: I have a 99 Dakota Sport V8 Manual Transmission, the inner fuse panel is on the left side of the dash that faces the driver's door. The fuse is the largest box fuse on the bottom left and the fuse is an E27. Mine cost $30 more or less (can't remember exact amount). I replaced it but my signals still did not function at all yet Emergency Flashers & wipers were fine. I went with a new multi-function unit (the signal/wiper arm, flasher button piece attached to the steering wheel). Easy removal BUT you must have a T20 Star bit that has a long extension for 2 screws under the steering column. You won't get the bottom cover off if you dont. So, the unit is what failed and now signals work. I could not find one less expensive than $45 at Auto Zone (incl tax) that was new. It seems that the 3 functions have separate wiring inside the unit which is why one can burn out or disconnect and not the other two. It's usually due to the steering wheel moving up and down or an electric overload. That's what the tech said anyway. I suppose you can take the unit apart and try fixing it with new wiring but that's a whole different fix and I'm no mechanic or electrician.
Just a girl fixing her truck. Good Luck Y'all.

Sounds like a defective flasher module to me. The "Combination Flasher" is located in the junction block (A.K.A. fuse block) in the left end of the dash panel.

Hello Patty - Check the back side of the interior fuse box, should be between the steering column and the fuse box. You should be able to hear it "click" when in use. Most 2500 Rams had a flasher unit that was trailer ready. You may not need this upgrade. I hope this helps.

For 2000 Dodge Truck RAM 1500 1/2 ton 4WD 5.9L SFI 8cyl the Flasher is located: Seating area, driver side, at the left side ofinstrument panel on fuse block.

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on the fuse panel front or look a little higher under the dash. possably on the kick wall

turn on hazard lights and listen for click and follow noise, there will be 2 flashers in this area. the 1 not clicking is the turn signal flasher.

The flasher for the turn signal should be located close to the fuse block.

My turn signals worked fine until last night when I ran my battery down and had to get a jump. I realized right away that my turn signals suddenly didn't work. My theory hasn't been tested, but I am going to unhook my battery cables and reconnect again to see if that does anything. If not, I'll check out the steering wheel and that big square thing by the fuses. Thank you for all the posts and I was so happy to find this web page!