Have no indicators, or hazard lights, have replaced the two fuses that were blown, I have power to both sides of fuses but still nothing working. is there maybe another fuse I am missing, it's a hilux 4x4 ln106R model.

My first guess would be the indicator switch itself. Do the hazards work? If the hazards work but not the turn signal switch, then the switch itself has malfunctioned.

check right side bulbs to verify they are correct bulbs especially the tail light bulbs.....commen on imports...if all Bulbs are good then replace flasher unit under dash....before replacing blinker lever at steering column

Tap or wiggle the switch to make sure it is not stuck on.

the signals work off of the hazard flasher. the hazards are wired to constant power.if you run a fused wire from the hazard switch to the battery it all should work.
somehow the hazard power source got lost.check that there is not a blown fuse in the fuse box. a starter solenoid draws a good amount of current.they may have blown a small amp fuse looking for a power source.
patching into a fuse box for power is not high caliber work.

Vauxhall indicator problems on one side is always the big yellow relay under the black cover on pass side under bonnet. If none working now check its fitted properly, fuse not blown and not a defective relay. One relay works hazards and both sides of indicators. So are hazards working?

Press the Hazard switch on and check the turn indicator lamps. Replace the faulty lamps.
If the hazard lights do not work then the trafficator flash can is faulty provided the trafficator fuse is OK.
Check the fuse for the turn indicators, if it is blown the replace the fuse.

Check the hazard switch and the connector to hazard switch see if u have the power and earth to hazard switch if there is power and earth to switch then replace ur hazard switch its faulty but if there is no power and earth to switch then it has whirring problem

check the fuse sounds like that has blown as hazards work on a relay indicaters are off a fuse

Do the signals light up, but just don't flash? If that's the case, Turn your hazard flashers on & listen for clicking sound from flasher/relay ,usually under dash, at or near, fuse panel. Once you locate that one, the other flasher/relay for your signals should be in same area, and probably looks same too. If the #s written on them are the same, try swapping them to try & see if signals now work.If they do, replace the bad one, but put new one in for signals. If they don't don't come on at all, you'll have to start pulling fuses for a look & see if burnt out. If you have a 12volt test light you can simply touch on little metal tabs at ends of fuses without pulling out, to test. If power on both sides, fuse is good. If you use test light, make sure key is on & signal is on while testing for bad fuse. Power on one side, but not the other, pull it & have a look.