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Re: Turn signals and hazzards no longer work,checked the...
You need a new flasher unit for the turn signals, if you go to the nearest auto store to get a flasher, and they should be able to tell you the exact location..
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Check your fuse panels it may be hazard light fuse, but most likely is the relay. It is larger than a fuse and plugs into the fuse panel. Check the owners manual or the legend on the fuse panel cover.
According with your owners manual, the flashers are located in the passenger compartment fuse and relay
box. If the turn signals operate in only one direction, a bulb is
probably burned out. If they do not operate in either direction, a bulb
on each side may be burned out, or the flasher may be defective. Also the hazzards use the same flasher as the signals.
If you need other details or this Windstar Owners Manual, just contact us.
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OK! The reason you are have problems finding what you are looking for on your 2009 Doge Journey is because they simply do not exist on your vehicle. Here's the rundown:
The hazzard switch has a little computer module built into it. When you turn it on, it does not turn on the hazzard flasher like back in the day...instead, it sends a digital signal to the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) to tell it that you are requesting the hazzard lights on. The PCM then decides if it is going to let you do this. If it determines that it is OK to turn the Hazzard lights on, it relays a digital message to the Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC) and the Totaly Integrated Power Module (TIPM). The IPC then turns the indicators in the instrument panel on to let you know the hazzard lights are on. The TIPM then turns the exterior lights (turn signal/hazzard lamps) ON and OFF to "flash" them.
Just another of the MANY things that the manufacturers are doing in an effort to FORCE you to bring your vehicle to the dealership for repair. Please check out this web site:RIGHT TO REPAIR
Anyway, to put it real simple - you will need a computer scanner to find out what is wrong with your hazzard lights.
running lite issue could be a fuse problem. address your owners manual for the correct fuse location and check it first. the signal problem could be the bulb either front or rear. turn the signal on and physically look at each one. this should help determine which one.
Check the fuses. That combination of lights is usually tied into the same fuse. The owner's manual will show what is on each fuse and where the fusebox is located.
Your turn signal flasher needs to be replaced (the hazard flasher is separate unit). Your owners manual should have the location of the turn signal flasher (usually on the fuse block under the dash).
The hazards are on a seperate fuse to the indicators, on the inside of the fuse box cover it will tell you which fuse it is, simply replace it with one of the same rating and your hazards should work, if not come back to me
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