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Probably a short in a switch or wiring harness somewhere. Go to the relay, and with the ignition on check each lead for power. Trace back to the other devices in line and you will find the culprit. Then simply disconnect/wiggle/tap on the switch /relay causing the problem to see if it goes away. If you have added any aftermarket stuff and it got wired into this circuit it may be providing the problem. It appears from the wiring diagram that the headlight flasher changeover relay and the warning light relay are both in the circuit, as is the headlight switch and of course the warning light switch. The diagram also shows the warning light relay as being a solid-state unit, so you will not have any luck tapping on this, but it is a good place to start looking.
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