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Flasher Relay Problem

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, My Indicator/Flasher Relay has gone on the blink. After a while on a journey it stops working and then occasionally works. Can anyone point me to the right part please? There's a Febi one on GSF but at £2.95 it looks too good to be true. I have taken mine out and reseated it and the flasher and hazards now work. The MOT is coming up so I don't want to get caught out. The one I removed has a 51/98 date and as mine is a 1999 car this is the original. It has done a lot of flashing in the last 27 years! Many thanks, Phil.

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