Front Turn Signal Light not working.
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So my front turn signal light does not come on, the dash indicator arrow flashes quickly when I use the turn signal, indicating theres an issue.
I have already replaced the bulbs and checked the fuse is good. Checked the socket and there was no voltage going to it.
What else could i check next?
Extra Info: I had an accident on the front right a year ago and there was some damage to the electrical wiring (repair shop said they soldered the wire and everything was ok.) I am assuming this is most likely related and the problem has arised again?
I have already replaced the bulbs and checked the fuse is good. Checked the socket and there was no voltage going to it.
What else could i check next?
Extra Info: I had an accident on the front right a year ago and there was some damage to the electrical wiring (repair shop said they soldered the wire and everything was ok.) I am assuming this is most likely related and the problem has arised again?
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Lots of people don't know how to solder properly. They don't tin the wires. Don't get the wires hot enough. Don't recognize a cold solder joint when they see one. Etc.
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Sounds like you need a new wiring repair. Engine wire repairs don't always last that long because wires there tend to get bent, heated, and stretched more. Did you go through your insurance for the repair? If so, do they have a guarantee or does the shop have a guarantee. You might be able to get a free repair if you can prove that the previous repair failed. My advice would be to first go the shop that repaired it and then contact your insurance. If your insurance is willing to take the case, then push for the harness to be replaced.
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This sounds like a good place to start since you've eliminated the bulb and fuse. Do you know where they did the repairs? Can you get at the harness where they soldered?
Lots of people don't know how to solder properly. They don't tin the wires. Don't get the wires hot enough. Don't recognize a cold solder joint when they see one. Etc.
Lots of people don't know how to solder properly. They don't tin the wires. Don't get the wires hot enough. Don't recognize a cold solder joint when they see one. Etc.
Sounds like you need a new wiring repair. Engine wire repairs don't always last that long because wires there tend to get bent, heated, and stretched more. Did you go through your insurance for the repair? If so, do they have a guarantee or does the shop have a guarantee. You might be able to get a free repair if you can prove that the previous repair failed. My advice would be to first go the shop that repaired it and then contact your insurance. If your insurance is willing to take the case, then push for the harness to be replaced.
Any suggestions if they try to make me pay for the repair?
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