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Hello all. First let me say a huge thanks to all of you. I've been a quiet viewer of this forum for years now and many of you all's insight has helped me through troubling times with my truck.
Now for the question at hand, I will keep it short, sweet, and simple. I sincerely apologize if this is a stupid question, but I am already beyond my novice knowledge level.
My blinkers and hazards randomly stopped working on my '99 Ford Ranger, 2-door, 2WD truck.
I do not believe it to be the multi-function switch on my steering column due to the fact that my wipers, washers, brights, etc all still work.
I gave a visual inspection of the fuses, they seemed fine. But for good measure replaced the fuse in question with a brand new one-still not working.
I believe it to be an issue with my flasher relay, but would that cause an issue with both my blinkers AND my hazards? If so, could anyone post a picture or lead me to where these are actually located? I'm having a hard time locating them and don't want to go just pulling on important looking pieces of wiring.
Thanks in advance!
Joe
Now for the question at hand, I will keep it short, sweet, and simple. I sincerely apologize if this is a stupid question, but I am already beyond my novice knowledge level.
My blinkers and hazards randomly stopped working on my '99 Ford Ranger, 2-door, 2WD truck.
I do not believe it to be the multi-function switch on my steering column due to the fact that my wipers, washers, brights, etc all still work.
I gave a visual inspection of the fuses, they seemed fine. But for good measure replaced the fuse in question with a brand new one-still not working.
I believe it to be an issue with my flasher relay, but would that cause an issue with both my blinkers AND my hazards? If so, could anyone post a picture or lead me to where these are actually located? I'm having a hard time locating them and don't want to go just pulling on important looking pieces of wiring.
Thanks in advance!
Joe
