Turn signals and flashers are not working , but it sounds like it is

sounds like a bad flasher switch. wiggle flasher switch when turn signal is on to see if it makes it work or not

you have a separate flasher for the turn signals.this is what your problem sounds like.if all your lights are working including the signal indicator on the dash then it will be the signal flasher.if you turn on the hazard flashers and locate it under the dash, this will show you what the turn signal flasher will look like.then you will have to look for the flasher unit on the fuse panel that looks like the hazard flasher.replace the turn signal flasher and you will have your signal flashers again

there is a separeate flasher relay for turn signals,usullay by hazzard flashers.turn on hazzards use sound to locate,turn flasher will be near.some will interchange to get you by till you can replace.

Sounds like the turn signal flasher is going bad. The easy way to find wher the flasher is hidden is turn the turn signal on and find the clicking, that is the flasher. The emergency flashers work fine because they use a different flasher.

Have you checked the signal light flasher?
You have one for the hazard flashers and one for the turn signals.
Try the hazard flashers.
If they work....switch that flasher with the signal flasher....(they should be interchangeable).
Follow the clicking sound to find the hazard (working ) flasher.
(It just pulls out )
To find the non working signal light flasher....just look for another flasher under the dash that looks very much like the hazard flasher.
Now try the signal lights again with the different flasher installed....do they work now?

Sounds like the flasher unit to me. Normally the emergency flasher and turn signal are separate.

That sound usually comes from the flasher unit. Even though the flasher is doing it's job if you want sound change the flasher

Flasher unit is bad. Replace flasher

replaced turn signal flashers and muti switch turn signal still won't work Why?

Sound like a burnt contact in the turn signal switch.