If that doesn't work look for bad earth if all for work at the same time but not one side could be a bad earth either corrosion in the bolbs connection
Beware...some GM cars , especially 94-96 were made with two flashers in them. One was for the emergency flashers and the other was for the directional. If you flashers are located under the dash by the steering wheel look around you will see the other one. Be sure to replace it with the proper one.
SOURCE: Where is the turn signal flasher located
The flasher is located on the fuse block. The other thing that may be wrong could be the actuall switch for the turn signals which is located inside the steering coloum.
SOURCE: 1976 oldsmobile cutlass supreme
There are two flasher units,one for the turn signals,and another for the emergency,or 4 way flashers.There is a possibility you replaced the wrong flasher unit..
SOURCE: Both turn signals light, but do not blink
under the dash on the driver side there is a round or square sliver box that should say turn signal or flasher on it in the fuse box.
SOURCE: Hazard flashers do not work. Turn signals do.
make sure you replaced right flasher... by turning on turn signal then grab flasher if it is clicking it is the wrong flasher... there are two flashers... if you have right flasher make sure brake lights work properly.... usually the fuse for the hazards is also the brake light fuse...let me know
SOURCE: emergancy flashers work but turn signals dont
Check fuses , they operate on different circuits, ie ignition or battery dependant on switchwork. But unlikely to be a short in indicator circuit seen as 4way works fine but still may be a fault in a shared circuit . You may be down another electrical componant but are unaware at the moment ! Good luck
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