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Car Forum / BMW Cars / October 2006

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Turning indicator problem

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Joe - 15 Oct 2006 09:42 GMT
HI There,

I've got a '93 BMW e36 325i Automatic, with 170000kns on the clock.
Recently, I have a problem where the turn indicator does not flash at
interval. Sometimes, it stays on all the time, without any flashing,
and sometimes, the light even did not switch off, even I manually
switch off the lights.

Any idea why such a phenomenon?

Any ideas are welcomed. Thank you in advance.

Many Thanks and Kind Regards,
Joe.
Jeff Strickland - 15 Oct 2006 16:57 GMT
Just a hunch here, but do you imagine the turn signal switch itself is
failing?

The turn signal stalk controls the signals AND the high beams. The switch
sounds like it is failing internally, preventing the signals from signaling,
and the high beams remain on even after you switch the lights off.

The next time you notice trouble, try wiggling the turn signal stalk to see
if you can change the symptoms. If this works, then I'd be looking at buying
a new switch ...

> HI There,
>
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> Many Thanks and Kind Regards,
> Joe.
Joe - 16 Oct 2006 20:09 GMT
Hi,

Thanks very much for the advise. I will try to play the switch around,
and see if the problem can be recitifed.

Joe.

> Just a hunch here, but do you imagine the turn signal switch itself is
> failing?
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> > Many Thanks and Kind Regards,
> > Joe.
 
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