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If I remember right, there are separate circuits for the left and right sides in the power distribution module under the hood. I would check for hot spots and corrosion at the back side of the PDM.
it's the grounds if they're both flashing fast it's definitely grounds take a test light and see if its got power goes through the test light grounded to the frame and if the light comes on then it's definitely your grounds
first of all check and confirm whether in the fuse box separates the left from right side and see for blown fuse. or check for any disconnection on the rear light
Is it a 4.0 v-6 engine? The sending unit is to the left of the thermostat housing.The one to the right(as you look at engine from the front)is the ECT that sends signal to computer.So replace the one to the left. don-ohio (:^)
Look inside under the steering wheel to the left,remove the lower steering column cover and knee pad panel to see junction box. The each fuse and relay will be marked for the right turn signal and the left turn signal. Look for a blown fuse on the left side. If not then the relay will be at fault. Before you start look to see if either turn signal lights are working on the left side. If the front is working and the rear is not then it will ba a short in the wiring to the rear causing the problem. Hope this will help you.
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