Turn Signal Wiring
Turn Signal Wiring
I have a 1986 Camaro Sport and I'm having trouble with the turn signals. After replacing the flasher and switch I checked the fuse box. The fuse is fine but there is no power to the socket. Does anyone know where the turn signal fuse wires lead? I don't know where to start but I have to have a loose wire somewhere. Thanks!
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Re: Turn Signal Wiring
They get their power from one of the holes in C100 (the big connector below the fusebox). which in turn gets its power from one of The Big Red Wires that have fusible links at the starter post where the batt cable goes.
Does anything else in the car not work?
Does anything else in the car not work?
Re: Turn Signal Wiring
No, everything else works good. Even the hazards don't have any problems.
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Re: Turn Signal Wiring
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 27,918
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Car: Yes
Engine: Usually
Transmission: Sometimes
Axle/Gears: Behind me somewhere
Re: Turn Signal Wiring
The turn signal one is up near the driver's right knee. The one in the fusebox is for the hazards.
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Car: 1987 Formula (original owner)
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Re: Turn Signal Wiring
The turn signal flasher plugs into the bright red connector with the blue wire, seen above and to the right. There should be an open round clip around it holding in place, but it could be hanging freely. If nothing is plugged into that connector, then that's your problem: no flasher.
Re: Turn Signal Wiring
The turn signal flasher plugs into the bright red connector with the blue wire, seen above and to the right. There should be an open round clip around it holding in place, but it could be hanging freely. If nothing is plugged into that connector, then that's your problem: no flasher.
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