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Hows your blinker fluid level?............. sorry old joke...check your wiring for groundouts or shorts then check your flash can (large silver round fuse) !
My first guess would be a ground problem. The bulbs are mounted in plastic sockets and grounded to the car by a black wire. If one socket is not grounded it will try to ground thru a different socket. I would check for voltage and ground on each socket in the back.
FLASHER device go to bad, replace it in order to solve.
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Check the the bulbs at the front and rear of the vehicle work. If one is not lit up, replace that one. On some of the earlier model cars the blinkers would stay solid and not flash when one or both bulbs were blown. Modern cars have a rapid flash when one or both are blown
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