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Exclamation Turn signal stopped blinking

Yesterday I noticed that my turn signal stopped blinking on the dashboard. I parked the car and checked to see if it was blinking outside the car and it was not, just a solid yellow light on either side.

What do I need to do to get it blinking again?

The car is a 1969 911 T.

Thanks for your help,

-Nino

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I'm going to guess that a relay has gone bad, but the electrical gurus here will surely be able to tell you more definitively.
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Does anyone know where the turn signal relay is located?

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I had a problem like this and found that the bulb was faulty; it made intermittent contact in the housing.
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Relay

Pull out your oil level/temp gauge. Use a flashlight. It's behind the gauge mounted just forward and down. It's black. If it cooked itself it will show signs of getting hot. They do wear out.

I don't have the part number but don't get an aftermarket one from Autozone or anywhere else. Use a Hella piece and it will work flawlessly. I've had experience with the ones from BAP/GEON and NAPA.

Good luck,

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Bad flasher or bad bulb.
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It is a bad flasher. The bulbs all work just fine.
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Lots of good troubleshooting links in the recent past for turn signal problems if you do a search. here are just a couple:
Turn signal relay in a 71?
Flashers = not | | Emergency = yes -> Whats up?
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My first DIY replacement on my Porsche was the turn signal assembly...

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