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#1144225 01/11/2016 6:47 AM
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Both left and right blinkers (front and back) work great with lights off. Neither work with lights on. Took off back blinkers and cleaned all connections. Cleaned ground wire connection on both back parking lights. All lights work.

Any ideas? Headlight bucket ground? As always, your wisdom is appreciated.

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Hy Oregon Tarheel, it definitely sounds like a lack of ground issue, probably for the front park/turn bulbs if you have the rear working fine now.

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Thanks shop shark. Interestingly none of the signals worked with the lights on and all with the lights off. Then I went poking under the dash to hook up my tack light and this morning they all worked with lights on and off. Crazy. I'll still clean the grounds on the front parking lights as you suggest.


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