I have a 96 honda accord. A few weeks ago my turn signals didnt work. i inspected it and thought that maybe it was as simple as a fuse. So i replaced the fuse and sure enough it started working. two weeks later i get in my car after work and they turn signals fail to blink or click. I replaced the fuse again. when i hit the switch it doesnt do anything. So i went to a junkyard and found a switch from a 95 honda accord. i took out my old switch and put that in. This did nothing. the headlight part of the switch works but not the turn signal part. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
I always trace the earth in cases like this.
Check vehicle chassis earth points for corrosion. The only effective way to do this is undo them, use abrasive (cloth, tape, paper), apply a smear of grease and remake the connection.
Find the indicator relay - unplug and plug in again.
Check wiring for any faults with a multimeter, checking with the bulbs out for a short, and in for continuity.




I took a couple classes in highschool about auto but i dont understand what you mean by earth points. and what would i be remaking the connection with? Hi,
I always trace the earth in cases like this.
Check vehicle chassis earth points for corrosion. The only effective way to do this is undo them, use abrasive (cloth, tape, paper), apply a smear of grease and remake the connection.
Find the indicator relay - unplug and plug in again.
Check wiring for any faults with a multimeter, checking with the bulbs out for a short, and in for continuity.


I took a couple classes in highschool about auto but i dont understand what you mean by earth points. and what would i be remaking the connection with?