My turn signals on my 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee kicked the can last night and I believe it's either the fuse or the signal distributor that's at fault. The hazard lights still work but I have no signals to use right now

There is some help here, but it looks as though the lights are controlled by the Body Control Module? We have a pro tech auto-electrician here who will know if he drops in.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2003+jeep+grand+cherokee+turn+signals+not+working

https://jeepspecs.com/wj-generation/specifications/electronic-control-modules/#:~:text=Body%20Control%20Module,-BCM&text=The%20BCM%20supports%20many%20body,Accessory%20Delay%2C%20and%20Heated%20Seats.

The BCM has 3 fuses!

https://fuse-box.info/jeep/jeep-grand-cherokee-wj-1999-2005-fuses-and-relay

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it is located at lower kick panel at right, close to front passenger door. (right infront of the door actually) you will see relays too.

11 is no reference signal from cam position sensor (distributor) 12 means you cleared the codes before that test, 25 deals with the idle air control motor...possible wiring or open circuit.
Make sure you check all fuses before going further. A blown fuse can give all kinds of strange codes. Then go back to testing components.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/18999822/Jeep-Wiring-2. Diagram is for a 93 but is pretty close to what you have. Test procedures are contained in chilton and haynes manuals...I prefer chilton as their wiring diagrams are more accurate.

CHECK TURN SIGNAL FUSE.IF FUSE IS GOOD THE TURN SIGNAL SWITCH IS BAD.

have you tried replacing the bulbs?

Check the turn signal flasher, I believe it's located on the fuse block. Curt

Check your fuses the turn signal fuse could be blown.

replace the turns signals flasher unit.

Does left / right turn signal work. Either/Or. Probably the switch at the bottom of the indicator "stalk". Big $$$