A B

I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my right
turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts have
corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test for
continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front right
turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed flash
usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.

I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact that
the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
are ok on the left?

Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB

Endo

Water may have been wicked down the inside of the wiring insulation,
corroding it from the inside out. I had a somewhat similar problem with the
left rear brake light.

Shawn


"A B" <AnDyDONTSPAMbErNaRd@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my
right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts
have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test
for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front
right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed
flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact
that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB
>
>
>
>

Endo

Water may have been wicked down the inside of the wiring insulation,
corroding it from the inside out. I had a somewhat similar problem with the
left rear brake light.

Shawn


"A B" <AnDyDONTSPAMbErNaRd@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:LLydnWzuENLNrVTdRVn2gA@giganews.com...
> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my
right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts
have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test
for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front
right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed
flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact
that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB
>
>
>
>

Endo

Water may have been wicked down the inside of the wiring insulation,
corroding it from the inside out. I had a somewhat similar problem with the
left rear brake light.

Shawn


"A B" <AnDyDONTSPAMbErNaRd@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:LLydnWzuENLNrVTdRVn2gA@giganews.com...
> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my
right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts
have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test
for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front
right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed
flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact
that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB
>
>
>
>

Endo

Water may have been wicked down the inside of the wiring insulation,
corroding it from the inside out. I had a somewhat similar problem with the
left rear brake light.

Shawn


"A B" <AnDyDONTSPAMbErNaRd@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:LLydnWzuENLNrVTdRVn2gA@giganews.com...
> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my
right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts
have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test
for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front
right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed
flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact
that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB
>
>
>
>

mic canic

the front marker lite socket is shorted out remove and and take a deep breath
if you cough it's burn't

A B wrote:

> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB

mic canic

the front marker lite socket is shorted out remove and and take a deep breath
if you cough it's burn't

A B wrote:

> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB

mic canic

the front marker lite socket is shorted out remove and and take a deep breath
if you cough it's burn't

A B wrote:

> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB

mic canic

the front marker lite socket is shorted out remove and and take a deep breath
if you cough it's burn't

A B wrote:

> I have a 97 Wrangler and for the life of me I can't figure out why my right
> turn signal won't light (the one located on the fender flair). For some
> reason I have collected water in the blinker assembly and the contacts have
> corroded but after cleaning the terminals and replacing the bulb it still
> won't light. I haven't connected my volt meter to the terminals to test for
> continuity yet because I feel the problem might be deeper. The front right
> turn signal works as expected, although sometimes I get the double rapid
> flash as if one of the bulbs is out. For some reason the double speed flash
> usually goes away during periods of rain or very high humidity.
>
> I was wondering if this could be the flasher relay due to the fact that
> the left blinkers will flash at double speed even though all of the bulbs
> are ok on the left?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated on this. Thanks.---AJB