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Car Forum / MINI / September 2005

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paul s - 08 Sep 2005 09:43 GMT
well back on the road but now got probl;em with indicators. lhs front doesnt
light but bulb fine.,also side and rear lhs do flash but at a fast speed ,rhs
functions fine and when i switch my hazards on all is good apart from the
front lhs is still off but rest flash at normal speed so is this a wire off
from the lhs front indicator?
Rob - 08 Sep 2005 09:54 GMT
> well back on the road but now got probl;em with indicators. lhs front doesnt
> light but bulb fine.,also side and rear lhs do flash but at a fast speed ,rhs
> functions fine and when i switch my hazards on all is good apart from the
> front lhs is still off but rest flash at normal speed so is this a wire off
> from the lhs front indicator?

Check the earth wires.

Also a new flasher can an electronic one does the trick.
Steve68s - 08 Sep 2005 19:12 GMT
remove the bulb holers & clean or replace as needed, they are only about 3
pound each in the uk, so may be worth fitting a new pair,

Steve.

>> well back on the road but now got probl;em with indicators. lhs front
>> doesnt
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> Also a new flasher can an electronic one does the trick.
Andy Carver - 12 Sep 2005 23:35 GMT
All of the below plus check out your relay switch lucas part, could be metal
or plastic depending on age, about the size of a 10p piece

> remove the bulb holers & clean or replace as needed, they are only about 3
> pound each in the uk, so may be worth fitting a new pair,
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>> Also a new flasher can an electronic one does the trick.
Colin Stamp - 08 Sep 2005 18:09 GMT
>well back on the road but now got probl;em with indicators. lhs front doesnt
>light but bulb fine.,also side and rear lhs do flash but at a fast speed ,rhs
>functions fine and when i switch my hazards on all is good apart from the
>front lhs is still off but rest flash at normal speed so is this a wire off
>from the lhs front indicator?

Yep. Start at the indicator and work back towards the switches looking
for duff connections.

The fast flash is meant to happen if one bulb doesn't light.

Cheers,

Colin.
Jim - 09 Sep 2005 15:46 GMT
>>well back on the road but now got probl;em with indicators. lhs front doesnt
>>light but bulb fine.,also side and rear lhs do flash but at a fast speed ,rhs
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>
> Colin.

Wire usually goes just behind the grill where the indicator plugs into
the under bonnet wiring loom. Cut the old connectors off, strip the old
wire back and see how corroded it is !! Then fit new connections and the
whole lot should be sorted.
 
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