Turn signal not working

Check for 12-volts that feeds the fuse panel, especially the connectors that are energized by the ignition switch.

Okay so all of a sudden my 2000 Chevy Impala's blinkers stopped working. All of them. The light for the blinkers doesn't even come on in the dash display and there is no light coming from any of the 4 blinkers. I just replaced the relay for the blinkers which did not solve the issue. I checked the fuse and I was getting a reading so I assume it's not blown. It started where the right blinker stopped working and we replaced the bulb. A week later none of them work. I don't understand why they all of a sudden just decided to stop working. Please help me I can't get to work or use my car!

The blinkers quit working, after I hit the emergency lights the blinkers start working. That works most of the times but rarely the emergency lights do not work either.

Electrical problem
2000 Chevy Impala 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic 109.00 miles

My turn signals stop working but if I set the hazards then turn them off the turn signal start to work

I laughed out loud when I read this (good ole impalas) I have the same issue. It started when I installed a cd player and issue never subsided seems like anytime there is an eletrical distrubance of any kind it acts up. Hit them hazards tho and them come right on! Faulty

My turn signals work for approximately the first 5-10 minutes of driving, then as the car heats up, the turn signals no longer work, unless I move the steering wheel just right to either the left or the right. What are your thoughts?

Where your shifter meets your colum there's a little rubber cover. Pull that up and you should see a little pin that that you have to push out. That will let you remover the shift lever and slide the metal surrounding off. Now if you look right below the whole colum by the dash board there's a short piece of metal trim about 5 inches long. Look behind that and remove the two nuts. After that I think there's 2 or 3 screws under the colum and 2 connecting the rest of the colum trim metal to the dash. Just slide that out and you should be able to install your signal switch. Just reverse what you did removing it and you'll have it all back together. Remember to always take note of where everything is. Just to make sure that it's correct again. These cars are built simple so it shouldn't be much of a problem. Try that and get back to me.

I pulled up the little boot cover on the shifter bot the rod I think is missing cause theres a little hole there, first I thought it was for a allen wrench but the wrench went all the way out the other side? Ps thanks for your reply, I appreciate it much.

No problem man, but to be honest if the pin was missing the shift lever would fall out. It's a hollow pin so a small Allen wrench would pass through it. Try taking a Allen wrench the same diameter of the whole you see and lightly tap it with a hammer. There's no way that the pin is missing. The lever truly wouldn't stay on. Get a better look. I have a feeling you're over looking.

Ok thanks a bunch, bout to go try.

Hey budd, just got it all dialed in. U were right. All my tail lamps are working correctly now, thank god. I compared the new and old switches but couldnt really notice anything wrong with the old one. Any how thanks a bunch man. Heres some chevy sites that have helped me out alot, may they do the same for you, peace.
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Try replacing the bulb socket, mine was heat damaged, it worked when I had it out of the tail lamp holder, then didn't when I put it back in.