Location of turn signal flasher in '94 E-150? Have hazard flashers but no turn sigs.
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Location of turn signal flasher in '94 E-150? Have hazard flashers but no turn sigs.
Hey all,
I've got a '94 E-150 that recently lost the turn signals - hazard lights do work. I found the hazard flasher underneath the main fusebox, but I can't seem to find where the main turn signal flasher is. Unfortunately, I don't have the owner's manual anymore, or a service manual, so I'm really going in the dark (I hate working like this).
It looks like there's a round location for a 2-pin relay with nothing in it in the main box, but the relay I was given when I asked was a 3-pin square one?
Would really, really appreciate any help. Even though everybody else up here drives without turn signals anyway, doesn't mean I like to do it
Thanks!
I've got a '94 E-150 that recently lost the turn signals - hazard lights do work. I found the hazard flasher underneath the main fusebox, but I can't seem to find where the main turn signal flasher is. Unfortunately, I don't have the owner's manual anymore, or a service manual, so I'm really going in the dark (I hate working like this).
It looks like there's a round location for a 2-pin relay with nothing in it in the main box, but the relay I was given when I asked was a 3-pin square one?
Would really, really appreciate any help. Even though everybody else up here drives without turn signals anyway, doesn't mean I like to do it
Thanks!
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From the info I have;
" On E-150-250-350, the turn signal flasher is mounted on the front of the fuse junction panel. The hazard warning flasher is mounted to the back of the fuse junction panel, behind the turn signal flasher."
" On E-150-250-350, the turn signal flasher is mounted on the front of the fuse junction panel. The hazard warning flasher is mounted to the back of the fuse junction panel, behind the turn signal flasher."
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The info I relayed came from a 3 inch thick 1994 Ford body/chassis manual, that said ,lets go the world of past experience.
On more than one occaision I have searched for signal flashers and found them every place , but where they were supposed to be.
Unless you take the dash covering off for visable access to where the flasher plug might be taped to some harness wiring, try looking on the passenger side of the steering column. Its not the easiest thing to do with a flashlite and mirror but you just might see it if its there.
Going back to the fuse panel ,who gave you the three prong flasher ? They could be wrong and maybe a two prong is the correct flasher. unless there are no contacts for a flasher on that panel, get a 2 prong one and try it.
On more than one occaision I have searched for signal flashers and found them every place , but where they were supposed to be.
Unless you take the dash covering off for visable access to where the flasher plug might be taped to some harness wiring, try looking on the passenger side of the steering column. Its not the easiest thing to do with a flashlite and mirror but you just might see it if its there.
Going back to the fuse panel ,who gave you the three prong flasher ? They could be wrong and maybe a two prong is the correct flasher. unless there are no contacts for a flasher on that panel, get a 2 prong one and try it.
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