Trace the wiring harness and all parts connected to the turn signal
circuit, paying close attention to ALL related grounds. Then take them
each loose, one at a time (AFTER disconnecting the battery) and clean
BOTH the spot where it grounds AND the connector with steel wool or some
other means such as a wire brush. Then put it back together and see if
that helps.
Jay Travis
jonathon wrote:
>> My M35 has a problem with it's turn signals - they will usually work when I
>> first start out for the day, but they don't last more than about two turns,
>> then they are gone. Both sides, no light at all on the switch or the turn
>> signals themselves.
>>
>> Where do I start to look? Where is the fuse box on these beasts?
>
>
> There is no fuse box. One TM shows a circuit breaker inside the light switch
> (auto resetting I assume) and another one does not. perhaps you have
> something drawing to much current and your popping the circuit breaker. Or
> if it's only the signal lights then maybe the flasher unit is fubar'd.
>
> Do the lights come back on later? Does this repeat the same way all the time?
>
> je
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