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Car Forum / MINI / June 2004Flasher Unit??
I own a 94 Mini Cooper SPI and the indicators and hazzard worning lights have suddenly stopped working, all other electrical systems are working correctly. I am having trouble finding the location of the relay for the flasher system to check if this is the problem before I put a new flasher unit in as the bulbs are flashing when I use my alarm system. Can anybody help? > I own a 94 Mini Cooper SPI and the indicators and hazzard worning lights > have suddenly stopped working, all other electrical systems are working > correctly. I am having trouble finding the location of the relay for the > flasher system to check if this is the problem before I put a new flasher > unit in as the bulbs are flashing when I use my alarm system. Can anybody > help? On an 89 Mayfair it is dangling from two wires just to the right of the steering column, maybe supposed to be clipped under the dash. Dunno if yours will be the same. Tried the Haynes manual? HTH Lock. Thanks very much for that. I'll have a look. Yeah tried the Haynes manual and all it says about replays other than the engine management system ones is, if one goes wrong replace it. No mention of where they are. Very helpful. Not! > > I own a 94 Mini Cooper SPI and the indicators and hazzard worning lights > > have suddenly stopped working, all other electrical systems are working [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Lock. I think, by 94, there was also a proper relay in addition to the flasher unit. I believe this is also behind the instruments.  SignatureRgds Steve steve@dsnclassics.co.uk www.dsnclassics.co.uk > > > I own a 94 Mini Cooper SPI and the indicators and hazzard worning lights > > > have suddenly stopped working, all other electrical systems are working [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > I think, by 94, there was also a proper relay in addition to the flasher > unit. I believe this is also behind the instruments. Try rapidly switching the hazard switch on and off 8 or 10 times, sometimes this helps, Fitzy |
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