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Car Forum / Oldsmobile Cars / November 2006Turn Signals
My 93 Olds Cutlass Supreme's turn signals will not work, I replaced all the bulbs and the turn signal flasher also replaced all of the fuses. They will work if I manually raise the turn signal lever up and down but when I turn them on the green arrow lights just stay on and does not flash. Can anyone help me ? On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 09:13:47 -0500, the world eagerly held it's breath in anticipation awaiting "hardtimes47586" <hardtimes47586@yahoo.com> to finish writing: >My 93 Olds Cutlass Supreme's turn signals will not work, I replaced all the >bulbs and the turn signal flasher also replaced all of the fuses. They will >work if I manually raise the turn signal lever up and down but when I turn >them on the green arrow lights just stay on and does not flash. Can anyone >help me ? Are you sure you replace the turn signal flasher, and not the 4-way flasher? 88CSC -- Yes I am sure. Sounds like you have a bad ground somewhere in the wiring. Check your light sockets, repalce any bad ones (you can find replacements at your local parts store). If that doesn't work start checking wire resistance and look for shorted wires. have seen this problem many times at the shop where i used to work. you will need to replace the turn signal switch inside the column. it ain't cheap, but something shorts out in the switch when you fully turn them on. if you dont have all the tools, i would recomend a professional do this job. good luck! >Sounds like you have a bad ground somewhere in the wiring. Check your light >sockets, repalce any bad ones (you can find replacements at your local parts >store). If that doesn't work start checking wire resistance and look for >shorted wires. A year later....did you ever solve the problem? If so what was it?
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