does anyone know what will cause the turn signal to start flashing faster
than normal? all the bulbs are still lighting. the left turn signal still
blinks normal. i don't know what the problem is. thanks for your help.
-jeff
Brian Smith - 04 Apr 2006 19:22 GMT
> does anyone know what will cause the turn signal to start flashing faster
> than normal? all the bulbs are still lighting. the left turn signal still
> blinks normal. i don't know what the problem is. thanks for your help.
Normally it's a case of a bulb being burnt out. But you say that all the
bulbs are lighting, so that can't be the reason.
Jim Yanik - 04 Apr 2006 21:24 GMT
> does anyone know what will cause the turn signal to start flashing
> faster than normal? all the bulbs are still lighting. the left turn
> signal still blinks normal. i don't know what the problem is. thanks
> for your help.
>
> -jeff
Maybe a bulb is getting near failure.
The old flashers used a bimetal strip heated by current drawn by the
bulbs,and when a bulb opened,the rest on that branch would flash slower or
just stay on.Too bright a bulb(or adding a trailer's lights),and they would
flash faster(thus the need for a HD flasher).
Maybe a bulb filament has broken,and reconnected but is now slightly
shorter,and burns hotter.(and uses more current)
Try putting new bulbs in.
I don't know enough about Honda flasher modules to know how they work.

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Stewart DIBBS - 06 Apr 2006 00:08 GMT
> does anyone know what will cause the turn signal to start flashing faster
> than normal? all the bulbs are still lighting. the left turn signal still
> blinks normal. i don't know what the problem is. thanks for your help.
Turn on the parking lights and try the flashers. Does either of the tail
lights go dim? If so, you have a ground problem.
Stewart DIBBS
hondaman - 09 Apr 2006 05:14 GMT
i caught the problem. i bought the car last year and someone didn't turn the
plastic light socket fully into the tail light lense and some moisture was
getting to it and cause minor corrosion. i sprayed a little wd-40 in the
socket and put a new bulb in it and problem solved. thanks for the advice.
-jeff
>> does anyone know what will cause the turn signal to start flashing faster
>> than normal? all the bulbs are still lighting. the left turn signal still
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> Stewart DIBBS