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Malfunctioning Turn Signals

The turn signals on my 1973 911T work correctly only when the head lights or running lights are off. When I turn the head lights or the running lights on the signals will no longer flash, nor do I hear the clicking noise from the flasher. This problem was occuring before I replaced the turn signal stock, and flasher. Neither of which have solved my problem. Any suggestions would be great.
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mine used to do this as well i cleaned the grounds that go from the tail lamp to the inner fenders and it fixed it.

give it a try

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sounds like a typical ground problem.. but it could be a harness connector problen
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you know how all the wires (ok alot of the wires, not all of them) go through the headlight switch? how much do you think a new headlight switch will cost? i hate electical problems, so i tend to just change parts i would look into a new headlight switch, if it was inexpensive. keep us posted on this one please.

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