On my 2004 Grand Am,the signal light clicking will not shut off after I make the turn.In the old days it was an indication that the signal light flasher needed replacing, but apparently this car does not have a flasher. It inermittenly clicks and sometimes will go off for awhile and then starts again.

SOURCE: continous clicking (signal lights)

The multi-function (aka combination) switch probably has contaminated grease in the switch contacts from wear.

See:
http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-Grand-Am-Turn-Signals

for do-it-yourself repair instructions. You can also buy a new aftermarket switch, if you don't want to take apart the existing one and clean up the electrical contacts.

For example, see:
http://www.autozone.com/Ntt,SW1414/shopping/allResults.htm
(or just go to http://www.autozone.com/ and search for part #SW1414)

For 2003 Grand Am, it was listed as "Duralast / dimmer switch", but other makes & models may go by another name.

Another link:
http://www.1aauto.com/1A/HeadlightSwitch/Pontiac/GrandAm/1AZCC00031/703400

The OEM (GM) part number for mine was: 22676853

SOURCE: Flasher clicks turn signals all work. What needs

The clicking noise is you concern ? I would replace the turnsignal switch or the hazzard switch.

Good Luck

SOURCE: I have 2001 grand am se and each time I use the

you will need tho change the signal switch in the steering column.
to replace it you will need a flathead screw driver, and a 7 mm socket and driver.

first you pop off the top cover of the steering column, there are no screws holding this just use screw driver and feed it into where the signal arm goes in and pry up

now use the 7 mm to remove the two bolts holding switch assembly in place.

pull up on switch and unplug the three connector on the back of switch.

plug in the new switch and then line up the switch back into place.
NOTE THE HORN SPRING WILL CAUSE DAMAGE IF YOU DO NOT PUSH IT IN OROUND THE COPPER DISC IN THE STEERING PLATE. just look at the old switch before removing it to see how it goes back in. (this is usually what people forget about)

replace the two bolts and cover.
you will now have no more clicky noises.

SOURCE: indicator signal clicker is constantly clicking

Please let me know if I understand you correctly, your blinker signal relay is constantly going....blinka
blinka blinka blinka blinka ?, BUT you DO NOT have the blinkers on ?
Please let me know

SOURCE: 2004 Grand Am GT. Turn signal relay keeps

http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-Grand-Am-Turn-Signals