Relays

[SyntheticBlinkerFluid]

Where are the relays for the turn signals? Ever since I got the GL, the turn signals have not worked. The hazards work, but not the turns.

[GeneralDisorder]

What model? EA81 is above the release lever for the hood - driver side under the dash

 

EA82.... similar, but not sure on exact location. Take off the kick panel and you'll find it. It's a pretty obvious looking black relay-ish thing - little bigger than a similarly packaged relay.

 

Edit - it's not a relay - it's a "flasher" module. Looks a lot like a relay tho. Blinkers have no relay to themselves.

 

GD

[SyntheticBlinkerFluid]

What model? EA81 is above the release lever for the hood - driver side under the dash

 

EA82.... similar, but not sure on exact location. Take off the kick panel and you'll find it. It's a pretty obvious looking black relay-ish thing - little bigger than a similarly packaged relay.

 

Edit - it's not a relay - it's a "flasher" module. Looks a lot like a relay tho. Blinkers have no relay to themselves.

 

GD

 

EA82.

 

Actually, it is refered to as a relay considering the insides have a piece of spring metal wrapped in a resistance wire which heats up the spring metal and forces it to touch a contact. It's technical name is a thermal flasher. I've never heard it called a flasher module. I know a strobe light internals are called flasher modules. A module refers to self contained unit that has circuitry in it, like an engine ecu.