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Turn Signal Flasher location in 93 Mustang GT

I have a 93 Ford Mustang GT and the turn signals just stopped working. The bulbs and fuses are fine so I know it is the turn signal flasher, but I can't locate it. I have taken it to a couple of people and they can't locate it either. According to the manual there is the hazard flasher on the fuse panel which I found and it is working fine, but the turn signal flasher is no where to be found under the dash. Any ideas where it is hiding?

  • staciehoy Feb 11, 2009

    Thank you- I just looked all around behind and below the radio and under the dash again and still don't see it. Will I have to remove something to be able to see the flasher? I feel stupid for not being able to find this!

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The flasher is a small round plastic cylinder (unless replaced with a metal one) behind the left edge of the glove box that will look similar to the one in the fuse panel. The first step is to squeeze gently both sides of the open glove box and let it swing downward. It will be snapped into a metal horizontal brace just to the left of the glovebox opening by a small tab and have two wires attached. The number more than likely will be a #552 although I have seen a factory one with a Warner #224

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    After following a manual that was wrong this was such an easy fix Thank you!

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Its behind the glove box

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It is near the center of the dash below radio

  • Anonymous Feb 11, 2009

    It shows it right beside the warning chime module if that helps.

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2013

    iwas misdirected to teardown my 92 lxdash and all (flasher behind glove box)

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Hey my name is rico i had the same problem and i fix it actually my hazards wasn't working needer but signal lights an hazard lights are in the same circuit but both of them has separate relays;1 signal light relay is in the fuse box,2 hazard light relay is located behind the glove box ,you take the glove box apart ones you've done that stick your hand in the left side of the frame where the glove box was located and you'll find it is screw to the dashboard metal and is really hidding but thats the easyest way to do it trust me i had to remove almost the whole dashboard but i finally got it and my signals and hazards are working like new;remeber the signal light relay can interfier with your hazards or biceversa.

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The turn signal flasher is located on the instrument panel reinforcement flange above the fuse panel. To remove the flasher, rotate the unit 90 degrees counterclockwise to disengage it from the mounting slot, and disconnect the the wiring plug.

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