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1977MGMidget
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Iwas out in the garage checking out my car and I found the turn signals were not working. Where can I find the flasher unit?
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SilentUnicorn
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there are two flasher units. one behind the flasher switch, and one above the glove box. One big reason for the turns not working is a failed flasher switch. power for the turns runs thru this switch. But i would start with the bulbs and the grounds first.
mark
there are two flasher units. one behind the flasher switch, and one above the glove box. One big reason for the turns not working is a failed flasher switch. power for the turns runs thru this switch. But i would start with the bulbs and the grounds first.
mark
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Hi there! I also have a '77. The turn signal flasher is on the bulkhead above the glove compartment. Open the glove box and look above the bundle of wires running across, and there are two small boxes mounted to the bulkhead. One is the voltage regulator for the fuel gauge (has a purple and white wire and a green and black wire), and the other is the signal flasher. Hope that helps! Good luck.
-Dave
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Thanks for the help. This weekend I will go out and change the little bugger.
Thanks again
Ron Garant
Thanks again
Ron Garant