Questions & Answers for: Mitsubishi blinker switch

...blinker will not stop clicking no matter what position the indicator lever is in,but the lights don't flash. Sometimes the left directional arrow will stay on, also regardless of lever position the ...

...blinker switch and replace it if I need to. The blinker works left and right, but when you turn the wheel, it never turns off the blinker. You need to use a "steering wheel puller" to remove the ...

...blinker switch though.i hope this info helps you. You probably need to look in the tube under the steering wheel to check the mechanical action of the turn signal switch. If this car has a steering ...

...switch or its wiring is defective. Normally you can tell if the tss is bad when you select your turn indicator and you'll feel a popping or clicking noise coming from it or sometimes also after your ...

...and none of the fuses are burnt out neither is the light bulbs. Is it a module or is the the blinker switch itself? 1998 mits montero sport. That would most likely be the switch itself. Fairly ...

...blinker is stuck ON I have a Mitsubishi Montero Sport 1998 the left blinker is stuck ON and the right blinker wont go ON. the blinker handle moves but wont change the blinker. your switch is ...

...blinker relay is usually in the fuse panel and cheap to replace. The wiper relay if I'm not mistaken is in the switch assembly on the steering column. This is a little more expensive because you have ...

1988 mitsubishi mighty max blinkers and hazards won't work We have replaced the flasher and the fuses and the blinkers and the hazards will still not work. hazard switch faulty That is powered thru ...

blinker does not work. fuses and turn signal switch seem to be fine, what else could cause this problem? Flasher 2000 Mitsubishi Mirage 1.8L MFI 4cyl The Flasher is located: Below the instrument panel

all bulbs work hazards work I was told fuses were tested and a switch yes from salvage yard put in to fix a no blinker problem still no blinkers my kid and I need HELP! seems to be a wiring issue then