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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / May 2005Frontier hazard lights blinking by themselves
Recently I noticed a problem with my 2000 Frontier hazard lights blinking intermittently by themselves (without pushing on the the dash button at all!). I brought it to my independent mechanic who felt it was connected to the mfr alarm system and said the two were not synching correctly...so he said to reset it altogether by lifting one of the battery cables off the post for a few seconds and repositioned it afterwards. Yes, it did work...until I left his shop afterwards. I even replaced the alarm remote battery but to no avail...same problems. Any ideas what's going on and how to remedy this problem?? What about the hazard switch being faulty?? Thanks -d Well... I would do a little test. Turn on your hazards and note the frequency of the lights flashing. Next, try the same experiment with the alarm functioning (of course shut the regular hazards off first). They will most likely not flash at the same rate of the regular hazards. The next time the lights go wacky... which flash rate was it? Alarm, regular hazards, or other? This could be a valuable clue in isolating which circuit is involved. Professor www.telstar-electronics.com > Recently I noticed a problem with my 2000 Frontier hazard lights blinking > intermittently by themselves (without pushing on the the dash button at [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > to remedy this problem?? What about the hazard switch being faulty?? Thanks > -d Hi Professor: It seems the blinking parallels fits the alarm, more so than the regular hazard. Now what should I do now? Thanks- d > Well... I would do a little test. Turn on your hazards and note the > frequency of the lights flashing. Next, try the same experiment with [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > Thanks >> -d Well... next you should probably think about disabling the alarm... to make sure that is the culprit. If the problem goes away after you disable... then you need to pursue a fix for the alarm system. Professor www.telstar-electronics.com > Hi Professor: > It seems the blinking parallels fits the alarm, more so than the regular [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > Thanks > >> -d |
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