One of my blinkers

[MercenaryYoureFired]

Anyone know what the problem could be and how I can fix it?

It only does it with one of them and even then it sometimes clicks super fast and sometimes doesn't. I'm pretty sure the actual blinker light is going as fast as it's clicking, too.

TIA!

 

[alpineranger]

They usually do this when one of the lights on that circuit is burned out. Of course, if the connection is bad, or the light is removed, the same effect happens.

 

[Pliablemoose]

Have you changed the blinker fluid?

Seriously though, turn on your blinker(s) and check out the bulbs, and you may as well replace them all as long as you're replacing one.

 

[BlahBlahYouToo]

lol, i've seen cars like this on the road and i thought they modded it to get the effect.
except when it's a grandma in her 1989 chevy nova.

 

[MercenaryYoureFired]

Thanks guys I'll check those out.

 

[Zenmervolt]

When there is excessive resistance in the circuit, the blink rate will increase. Typically this indicates a burnt-out bulb.

When low-wattage bulbs burn out, occasionally the filament will "reconnect" itself a few times before the bulb fails completely, leading to a situation where a bulb works intermittently.

ZV

 

[Shawn]

one of your lights is out

 

[zoiks]

Originally posted by: Zenmervolt

When low-wattage bulbs burn out, occasionally the filament will "reconnect" itself a few times before the bulb fails completely, leading to a situation where a bulb works intermittently.

ZV

That probably is why my front right parking light on my Mazda6 sometimes works and other times it doesn't.

 

[GoatMonkey]

I was riding with a friend of mine and he started clicking the turn signal level every few seconds because he thought it was stuck. All of his turn signal lights were burned out.

/shakes head