disco indicators
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bultjeboo
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Ok, Hi all, we have a hyperactive right indicator, flashes ten to the dozen, the left one is fine, Ian says it could just be the relay but none of them are loose?? any ideas??
Im carless, BUT, hope to remedy that fairly soon, plus, need to actually be able to drive first so that gets priority!!
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Martinaston
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one of your bulbs has blown, put the hazards on and have a walk around the car. It should be pretty obvious where the problem is 
There is NO nucleus.
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bultjeboo
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thank you very much!!!
now why didn't we think of that?? two blondes + one car =
now why didn't we think of that?? two blondes + one car =
Im carless, BUT, hope to remedy that fairly soon, plus, need to actually be able to drive first so that gets priority!!
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dazleeds
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ill guess rear indicator 
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in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
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Martinaston
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My moneys on the spring contact on the front one 
There is NO nucleus.
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bultjeboo
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its not the bulbs ill try the spring. if that doesnt fix it driving up the m1 m6 and m56 to manchester should be fun!
thanx for the feed back.

thanx for the feed back.
Im carless, BUT, hope to remedy that fairly soon, plus, need to actually be able to drive first so that gets priority!!
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tregzybmw
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MY FRONT OFF SIDE INDICATOR isnt working, but the builb is fine.
are you guys suggesting that its the connection between the unit and the builb?
i have looked at it and i think i may have to take the bumper off to access the rear of the indicator...
being in a cab you hear so many ''indicate you twat'' hollas from other drivers...i better fix it soon, else i'll get out and smack someone soon!!!
are you guys suggesting that its the connection between the unit and the builb?
i have looked at it and i think i may have to take the bumper off to access the rear of the indicator...
being in a cab you hear so many ''indicate you twat'' hollas from other drivers...i better fix it soon, else i'll get out and smack someone soon!!!
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cliffybabe
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mine done this it was a doggy wire connection going to the lamp housing on the front

Considering Selling the Cabby, looks like its gonna go
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robmpulse
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my right indicator does this from time to time.
cheap fix: do a doughnut. that usually jerks everything back in place. usually good for a couple weeks or better!
cheap fix: do a doughnut. that usually jerks everything back in place. usually good for a couple weeks or better!
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cliffybabe
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I found speed bumps helped but doughnuts eem like a better idearobmpulse wrote:my right indicator does this from time to time.
cheap fix: do a doughnut. that usually jerks everything back in place. usually good for a couple weeks or better!

Considering Selling the Cabby, looks like its gonna go
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tregzybmw
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i took the indicator apart, after taking the bumper off...
i got a flat head screw driver and 'pulled' the connector out a little, and now it works like a dream!
love the doughnut theory, will give it a go later...even though its fixed
i got a flat head screw driver and 'pulled' the connector out a little, and now it works like a dream!
love the doughnut theory, will give it a go later...even though its fixed
