[STLSLICK]

Just put on new front/rear turn signals but neither are not working at all. Does anyone know a way to trouble shoot this problem?

 

[mydirtytruck]

Check fuses? Did you connect the wires opposite of the way they were?

 

[STLSLICK]

Fuses are fine. Any other suggestions?

 

[Saml01]

What kinda turn signals are these?

 

[Liquids]

are they LED's? flush mounts? integrated? do the old ones still work when they're wired back up?

 

[STLSLICK]

They are the LEDs on the rear however, the front set are still the factory originals.

 

[mydirtytruck]

Did you buy them new or used? Can you wire the old ones back up just to make sure they still work? Im wondering if someone sold you some broken lights?

 

[STLSLICK]

The LEDs are new, and the other front are the originals. Both sets work, that is to say that when I connect them directly to the battery they light up.

 

[Saml01]

Do the front turn signals still work with the LED types connected?

I never played with LED turn signals, but on cars, they can sometimes introduce the wrong power requirements into the blinker circuit and it wont engage the relay, or it will but it will click on and off to fast.

 

[STLSLICK]

Do the front turn signals still work with the LED types connected?

I never played with LED turn signals, but on cars, they can sometimes introduce the wrong power requirements into the blinker circuit and it wont engage the relay, or it will but it will click on and off to fast.

No. I do have a resistor for the LEDs the was sent with them, but that was only for if they were blinking too fast.

It seems as though something is not connect correctly or maybe not grounded. Is there diagram out there somewhere - a really simple one. I have the repair manual diagrams but they are as about as confusing as reading arabic.

 

[Saml01]

I wouldnt know, but it should be idiot proof.Two leads for each side.

If your blinkers arent blinking at all either your relay is burned out, or you blew a fuse.

If I was in your shoes. I would grab a multimeter, turn on a signal, and check for power.