On my Pontiac, the signal lights aren't working. I looked at the fuse box to see if it was a fuse. There was a little bit of a problem though, the panel was not on the fuse box and that panel had the map of what fuses do what. So is there any way I can find where the fuse or fuses for the signal lights go on the fuse box grid?

this problem its easy to repair

you have cold solder or a faulty wire connectors and with a light tester you may find what its causing dead engine

Bulbs burned out, Flasher bad or the turn signal switch under the steering wheel.

There should also be another fuse panel on the interior located on the driver or passenger side foot panels or there about.

CHECK BATTERY JUNCTION BOX UNDER HOOD AS WELL AS IN CAB

More than likely it's not all the bulbs that are burnt out. Your head lights work like a relay if one bulb is bad then none of them work. Try looking for the bad bulb (this will require you to pull the head light assembly a part to look at the bulbs) what you are looking for is blackening around the clear part of the bulb, also if you pull the bulb out of the socket and give it a bit of a shake does it make a rattling sound? If so then it's bad.
In regards to your left turn signal have you replaced the bulbs or check to see if they are burnt out as well? The also operate as a relay and will not work if one is burnt out.
You may be right about it being a switch. If you have the time, take the door panel off which can sometimes be a pain, **** worth it. Check to make sure the wires are still connected properly. If they are then i would look in and around the window tract to see if there is anything that could be impeding the window from going down. Other wise it could be a bad button system and just the drivers side button is shot. You may have to replace that. Hope this helps. Good luck.

try your turn signal relay. i'm not sure where it is in a firebird though. check around the fuse box and around the computer

your flasher fuse is generally a round, or rectangular metal fuse.It should be in the fuse panel under the dash.If you look closely at the back of the fuse,sometimes they are stamped. You may be able to obtain a diagram of your fuse panel from your owners manual,check the index,or appendix in it.If you still have problems after replacing the flasher fuse,you may have a bad signal switch in the collum.Also try your hazards.On my truck the hazard signal sometimes does not fully engage,although the hazards stop flashing the turn signals wont work.more than likely,if the flasher fuse is blown,your hazards wont flash either. the lights for the signal should appear on your instrument panel and stay on steady,and not flash. good luck

10 to one the tail light fuse is blown, pull the fuse marked tail lights, you will be able to see if it is blown.

check fuse in your fuse box if all the fuse are good you may have different problem
1- loose fuse
2- loose wire
3-electrical switch panel light is bad

check your flasher the Hazards have a seperate flasher its a littl cube that looks like a relay in or near the fuse box