Turn Signals Not Working

They run thru the same wiring.

With the left blinker on take out the bulb and probe with a mutimeter from the ground side and the power side for the bulb and tell me what the meter reads in the front even if it gives 2 different voltages tell me both

Whatevers in your budget. Were just doing some basic tests so as long as it reads ohms and dcvolts

walmart has some good ones. But I like craftsman ones for the price

Welcome to the forum, use a testlite check for voltage at the turn signal circuit. Right rear, orange wire with lite blue tracer should be voltage for that turn signal. Key on, right turn activated, see if any voltage? If you have voltage, check ground. I'd check all bulbs and bulb sockets. There is also a turn flasher in the fuse box, that could cause a problem, as well as the turn switch.

I would really have someone help you chack all of the bulbs first, then check the signal flasher and relay the hazard and turn signal should be the same try swapping them out, start simple dont replace parts unless you need to, if you need more help just post back here, I will get an email when you do

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jim

There is another fuse box under the hood. This "power distribution box has a combination of fuses and relays. Check for a blown fuse there. The fuses here deliver power to the fuse box in the car. There are many fuses that control different inside fuses.
On my Explorer, it is fuse #3. Check your owners manual.

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