Why do my hazard lights work, but not my turn signals?
Hazard lights and turn signals use the same bulb, so it is not the bulb, the lamp, or the cables to them. Turn signals only work when the ignition is on; hazard lights work whether the ignition is on or not. The two systems have separate power supplies, so they have separate fuses. You may have a blown fuse.Different vehicles use different circuits, and it is not possible to accurately diagnose the fault with the small amount of information provided. You need a circuit diagram and a voltmeter, and a continuity tester. First locate and test the turn signal fuse. Do you have voltage to and from the turn signal switch?The hazard light switch is not a simple on/off switch. In the “on” position, a fused battery feed connects to left and right turn signal. In the “off” position, the left turn switch wire is connected to the left turn lamp and the right turn switch wire is connected to the right turn lamp, so there are 3 inputs and 2 outputs.The fault could be a fuse, turn signal switch, hazard switch, flasher unit, or a broken wire or connection.
How do you wire a 6 pin toggle switch?
Thanks for A2A.You can easily under stand by the schematic picture shown below believe me it will work 100%.If you want to connect two dc motor , only change the common polarity connection into two part and make connection seperately .Have a nice day.
Is it illegal to put a yellow lights or a yellow lightbar on my car?
An actual light bar? If not registered as an emergency vehicle, no. If you are a registered volunteer firefighter, you could carry a portable red flasher. However, there is no reason you can't carry a yellow cherry that plugs into your lighter and sits on top of your vehicle while you are parked at the scene as a warning. That also prevents drilling holes in your car. Plus you would obviously use your emergency flashers that cars have been equipped with since the mid 1960s.