Where is the turn signal flasher unit located in a 1995 Chevrolet Lumina APV?

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It might be the flasher relay and it might be the horn relay although horns tend to seize up through lack of use. the flasher relay is is separate to the Hazards relay which is often part of the switch.

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you mean the hazzard lights??? to make all turn signals flash?? check sterring colum. there should be a button type deal, just pull out on it and they will work

do you hazard warning lights work? firstly id check the fuses, check to see if the indicator fuse has blown, if not that then when you put the indicator on does it make the ticking sound it should? if not then your problem will be the flasher unit, the flasher unit is either a three or four pin relay located usually near your fuse box. if the flasher unit is ticking then it should be working correctly. if the worst comes to the worst then it would be a faulty stalk, but hopefully not.

under the dash by the steering coulm its about an inch round and usally yellow!!!

check for a panel inside the glove compartment, or under the dash.

where is the signal light flasher located on a 1996 chevy lumina

educated guess..flasher units (2) one for signals the other for emerg flashers usually located in fuse block under dash drivers side kick panel , glove box area ..or engine compartment near battery

I'd say its either the flasher that needs replaced, or it could be a turn signal fuse in your fusebox, check in your fusebox to see if theres a turn signal fuse, my cars all have one, and ive had to replace them sometimes
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your van might need a alignment or your ball joints or tie rod could be bad.

they dont wear out often but it does happen they are located under the steering wheel and are made of plastic it is 13 years old.