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Turn signal issues on my 94 Edge

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Old Mar 24, 2016
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Turn signal issues on my 94 Edge

usually when you've got a bulb out your dash indicator won't flash or stays on. my problem is i get an indication that my flashers are working but the rear signals on either side do not work. the front ones do. if i could get a nudge in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated
 
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Old Mar 25, 2016
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1994 will have separate rear turn signal bulbs.
Brake and taillights share a bulb.

If you have a trailer light connection I would start there, follow the wires to the splice point.

Light Green/orange stripe wire will be Drivers side turn signal wire.
Orange/light blue stripe will be Passenger side turn signal.

Use a test light/volt meter to see if you have power there when that turn signal is on.

If so try a replacement bulb, flashing turn indicator doesn't mean all bulbs are "good", as described below dash and front turn signal bulbs are on a different circuit than rear turn bulbs.

If no power is there, then those two wires run to a connector on the steering column, where it plugs into the Multi-function switch(turn signal stalk)

The rear turn signals operate on a separate switch inside this switch.
The dash indicator and front turn signals are both on another switch inside this switch.

So problem could be in the multi-function switch.
 
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