Mirror Blinkers and Running Board Lights not working

That is a mess and points to nothing in particular, perhaps a communication issue with the BCM?

You need an auto electrician with a professional grade $5,000 scan tool computer with access to wiring data and the ability to read wiring diagrams.

https://www.google.com/search?q=auto+electrician+near+me

https://fuse-box.info/scion/scion-xb-2004-2006-fuses-and-relay

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Sounds like a fuse or a number of fuses blown. There is not a lot of information on it as it is such an obscure vehicle for our North America base.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2013+great+wall+fuse+box+diagram

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* Make, Model, Year for specific information.
* Check warranty. call for service.
*** Following is for information only. ***
* Older (Non-Computer) cars blinkers will blink faster if one of the lights are out (front and back turn signals)
* Some of the Luxury models have side blinkers and mirror lights. These will also affect the blink rate.
* Newer cars usually have a digital warning if a lamp is out; "Left Signal Error", etc.
* Turn on your lights and signal lights and have someone look around. Note; some cars won't blink or turn on unless the motor is running or the switch is in "running" mode. "AC" position does not always work. Check for lamps that are not working.
* Note that the newer cars must use exact lamp replacement or the lamp may crash the computer system. Use MFR approved parts.
* Exact replacement of older bulbs are required as they affect the speed of the blink rate. Check if the blinker bulbs were replaced with MFR approved parts.
* Check if the right type of bulb was installed. Some have double filaments for Brake and running. Blinkers are normally only one filament. But it's possible to have a double or triple lamp in really older non-standard models.
* Final, Check your battery for corroded terminals or a dead battery. Check the 2nd wire on the RED (+) lead for a good clean connection. This is the wire that goes to all the electrical system of the car. Clean and reconnect.
* Check with your dealer for further information.
Aloha, ukeboy57

If both the blinkers and hazards are not working, check the fuse block for a blown fuse. Also see if your running and brake lights come on. If they do, and there is no blown fuse, try replacing the flasher unit, usually located either near the fuse block or in the glove box area.

please post a real question?
how to repair. it?
replace it? buy it,
why not say what part dont work. electric motor drive, heater , blinkers.? or cracked mirror?

or just read the fsm
alldata.com
log in and read, he page on mirrors,(body sections?)

http://www.scantool.net/software/alldata-diy-1-month-subscription.html

I bet your blinker flasher is not working. Most likely it uses two flashers, my Intrepid did. Somewhere (probably near the fuse box) and likely under the dash you will see a board with relays and stuff plugged in. You will also see two round things, those are most likely the flashers. Swap them if they are the same, then your hazard lights won't but your blinkers will, at least until you get to the store to get a replacement.

Check the brake light fuse. It's separate from the running light fuse and blinker fuse.

I was going to say the dash and running lights run off a singular fuse, replace it just in case, also check under the hood, there is another control board under there. possibly a relay might be at fault, worst case, the light switch is faulty. Good luck

check the fuse box check the running lights also one bad bulb could cause it to go all wacky.

What is a mirror cap?