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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Trucks / April 2004

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strange right front turn signal blinking

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Tar - 27 Apr 2004 22:30 GMT
I have a 97 camry. ONLY when the head lights are one the right side
turn signals blinks very fast as opposed to the normal delay between
blinks. I have checked and all signal bulbs are working and the blink
interval is normal when the head lights are off...anybody know what is
going on? thanks a lot.
Roger Brown - 28 Apr 2004 03:11 GMT
> I have a 97 camry. ONLY when the head lights are one the right side
> turn signals blinks very fast as opposed to the normal delay between
> blinks. I have checked and all signal bulbs are working and the blink
> interval is normal when the head lights are off...anybody know what is
> going on? thanks a lot.

Check the ground and power connections up front, could be the turn signal is finding a ground or power path through the headlight bulb, works fine with the headlights off, but turn them on and the path goes away and the blinker relay "thinks" the bulb is
burned out and blinks faster as a result.

I've seen the same on a rear turn signal on a VW, had a corroded wire inside the lamp socket that made the turn sugnal ground out through parking light, worked fine in the day time, but at night with the lights on and the turn signal on that side no
longer worked.

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