2002 Ford Taurus Turn Signal and Hazard Flasher not working

Hello and thanks for donating


You said you checked the relays, I just want to be certain you did test the actual flasher unit. If not, it is located behind the left hand side of the instrument panel at the left hand side of the steering column. It will be a square shaped relay and most likely grey or black. If you already tested this and it's good then you will need to test the wiring in the steering column to the hazard switch.

[quote:902085dbbf="bluelightnin6"]Hello and thanks for donating


You said you checked the relays, I just want to be certain you did test the actual flasher unit. If not, it is located behind the left hand side of the instrument panel at the left hand side of the steering column. It will be a square shaped relay and most likely grey or black. If you already tested this and it's good then you will need to test the wiring in the steering column to the hazard switch.[/quote:902085dbbf]

What connection points/terminals should be checked in the steering column female connector ? Which terminals should be hot: 1.with ignition off and 2. with ignition on?

[quote:2754d0c889="psgstl"][quote:2754d0c889="bluelightnin6"]Hello and thanks for donating


You said you checked the relays, I just want to be certain you did test the actual flasher unit. If not, it is located behind the left hand side of the instrument panel at the left hand side of the steering column. It will be a square shaped relay and most likely grey or black. If you already tested this and it's good then you will need to test the wiring in the steering column to the hazard switch.[/quote:2754d0c889]

What connection points/terminals should be checked in the steering column female connector ? Which terminals should be hot: 1.with ignition off and 2. with ignition on?[/quote:2754d0c889]

PS I can detect flasher relay clicking when depressing hazard on and off.

do the lights in the instrument cluster flash when the signals / hazards are turned on?