2002 Dodge Durango "causing turning signals blink fast" Questions

turning over good,there is no reason to jump it,you need to see if your missing spark at plugs while your cranking it over,if you do then you need to check fuel pressure at rail,you will need at least

2002 Chevy Cavalier - one turn signal blinks twice as fast as normal - have already put in a new bulb. What causes the fast blinking? turn on your 4 way flashers go in front and back of car see witch ...

I have a 2001 Buick Century and my front left turn signal went out so it was blinking fast I replaced the bulb it still blinking fast When I turn the turn signal on it blinks fast but the light that ...

...fast and the back of car signal is NOT working, then the problem is the bulb in the back of the car. The one that is not blinking needs to be replaced. The bulb that's not blinking is burned out, and ...

...the bulb is the 1st thing to check. Usually when any blinkers flashes too fast it's because there is not enough load on it.Somewhere ,front or rear,you have alight out that is causing this

...signals. When I move the signal lever fast it doesnt do it. Please help! Thanks Fred probably something worn in the control that is causing a bit of a short, replacing the switch might be pretty ...

...fast when light switch is on. Same thing when just the parking lights are on. Left side is normal. turn on park lights and signal on right side and take a good look at the front and rear light , see ...

fast as well--the two are electrically connected. If the left front bulb is good, and blinks at regular speed, and the left rear bulb blinks rapidly, change your flasher module; it may have a separate

i replaced a turn signal bulb and it is still blinking fast. All blinkers are working but the right side, where the bulb was out, is still blinking too fast. It is 1999 Chevy Cavalier check the socket

...causing my turn signals to blink very erractically on my 1996 F350? My turn signals all work but they are blinking very erradicaly, very fast at times and then back to the normal slow blink. Fuse ...