My 2008 dodge Dakota has problems with the turning

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There isn't one. Turn signals are a feature of the ECM/BCM and are done electronically. The problem is likely to be the switch.

2006 Durango Turn Signals not working right

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Oct 30, 2011 - So I understand the 2nd Gen Durango doesn't use a classic flasher relay for the turn signals; everything runs of the FCM.

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The switch is in the link

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Image 2003 dodge durango turn signal do not work Solved Fixya

Does not have one. It uses the instrument cluster and the integrated power module to run signals and generate indicator noise.

Possible causes-- Low battery charge
- Battery defective
- Loose or missing alternator drive belt
- Faulty alternator
- Open or short system voltage circuit

Start by checking battery voltage.

when the 4-way flash you won't get the signal work!

check grounds then signal switch-oh but dont forget dodge have a body computer that controls all lights fron the switches with on-off or resisted signals-my advice go to a dodge repair outlet,will save you time and money

Either a multifunction switch, or a body control module problem. Possibly the flasher itself.

Have you taken bulb out & cleaned terminals inside socket & either cleaned bulb base & terminals, or tried replacing bulb?

This vehicle has what is known as a flasher unit, it is a relay assembly under the dash. This is the relay that clicks when your signals are on. it may need to be replaced. Another possible trouble spot could be the wiring in the steering column. Are there any other issues with horn, cruise etc.
Check the flasher first and get back to me.