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right turn signal light does not work (bulb checked out ok)

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YOUR RESEARCHright turn signal light does not work (bulb checked out ok)

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Test signal bulb

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Well, the problem is, when I tested the signal bulb with my multimeter, it was working fine.
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right turn signal light does not work (bulb checked out ok)

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Check ground circuit in the housing,they sometimes come loose

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MAKE SURE IT IS THE CORRECT WATTAGE BULB OR IT CAN ACT THIS WAY ALSO.IF IT IS CORRECT CHECK YOUR GROUND CIRCUIT IN THE HOUSING,THEY SOMETIMES COME LOOSE WITH AGE.
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Check ground circuit in the housing,they sometimes come loose

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MAKE SURE IT IS THE CORRECT WATTAGE BULB OR IT CAN ACT THIS WAY ALSO.IF IT IS CORRECT CHECK YOUR GROUND CIRCUIT IN THE HOUSING,THEY SOMETIMES COME LOOSE WITH AGE.
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right turn signal light does not work (bulb checked out ok)

Test individual connections and the harness i was convinced

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After testing individual connections and the harness I was convinced that the connection was not sitting in right.
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right turn signal light does not work (bulb checked out ok)

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Check ground circuit in the housing,they sometimes come loose

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MAKE SURE IT IS THE CORRECT WATTAGE BULB OR IT CAN ACT THIS WAY ALSO.IF IT IS CORRECT CHECK YOUR GROUND CIRCUIT IN THE HOUSING,THEY SOMETIMES COME LOOSE WITH AGE.
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right turn signal light does not work (bulb checked out ok)

Test individual connections and the harness i was convinced

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After testing individual connections and the harness I was convinced that the connection was not sitting in right.
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right turn signal light does not work (bulb checked out ok)

Test signal bulb

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Well, the problem is, when I tested the signal bulb with my multimeter, it was working fine.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello, I just realized my signal indicator on the dashboard was blinking at the twice of the normal rate and found that my front right signal light does not blink. It sounds like a noraml blown bulb story. Well, the problem is, when I tested the signal bulb with my multimeter, it was working fine. I don't know what else to look for to find the cause. The only thing I can think of the connector pins from the housing to the female socket is not working properly but I have no clue which pin maps to the signal light. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.

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MAKE SURE IT IS THE CORRECT WATTAGE BULB OR IT CAN ACT THIS WAY ALSO.IF IT IS CORRECT CHECK YOUR GROUND CIRCUIT IN THE HOUSING,THEY SOMETIMES COME LOOSE WITH AGE.

POST 3Original post

I recently had the same problem and it just turned out that the bulb was not staying in the socket and was being jarred loose when driving. You really have to press and turn the bulb in the socket to make sure its locked in place.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

thanks all. i figured this out finally. After testing individual connections and the harness I was convinced that the connection was not sitting in right. I removed the black platform where the headlamp assembly sits on and reinstalled the female harness. This thing is secured by a plastic clip and the clip was lose thus creating a bit of play in the harness itself. I put everything back together and it all works great.

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