Turn signals not working?

Turn signal flasher relay is on the convenience center (under left side of dash). If flasher relay is good check fuses.

It may be a quite a few things, check ground at left hand rear of frame. It may be the circuit board on back of frame or turn signal switch etc. See pictures and check fuse and wires for power.

I'd probably replace the multifunction switch, for a start. With it apart, you can probably use a jumper wire for the proper terminals and make them turn signals dance, just for testing, before you put everything back together.

Sorry about that, I should have looked at the wiring diagram first. All I can do is check the bulb socket for voltage and ground, backtrack the circuit. The ground is black. The color for the voltage wire is in the diagram. Sometimes I use a testlite in the bulb socket, bulb removed, to check for voltage and ground.

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Before replacing switch, I would replace the flasher relay. It may be shorting out causing fuse to blow. If flasher is OK then check wiring to switch. If OK here as well then follow steps below to replace switch.

Make sure the switch is in the off position.
Remove the steering wheel
Remove the instrument panel trim cover.
Insert a screwdriver into the lockplate cover slot and pry out the cover. Remove the lockplate. A special tool is available to do this. The tool is an inverted U-shape, with a hole for the shaft. The shaft nut is used to force it down. Pry the wire snapring out of the shaft groove. Discard the snapring.
Remove the tool and lift the lockplate off the shaft.
Remove the turn signal lever screw and lever.
Press the hazard button inward and unscrew it.
Remove the switch retaining screws. Pull the switch connector out of the mast jacket and feed the switch connector through the column support bracket.
Position the turn signal lever and shifter housing in the downward, or "low" position and pull downward on the lower end of the column using a pliers on the tab provided. Remove the wire protector.
Remove the switch mounting screws. Remove the switch by pulling it straight up while guiding the wiring harness cover through the column.

To install:

Install the replacement switch by working the connector and cover down through the housing and under the bracket.
Install the switch mounting screws and the connector on the mast jacket bracket. Install the column-to-dash trim plate.
Install the flasher knob and the turn signal lever.
With the turn signal lever in neutral and the flasher knob out, slide the thrust washer, upper bearing preload spring, and canceling cam into the shaft.
Position the lockplate on the shaft and press it down until a new snapring can be inserted in the shaft groove.
Install the cover and the steering wheel.

Generally if the lights are dim, there is a ground problem, check the grounds for the tails.

Check black wires.

Here's the circuit boards, about 15.00 dollars, if it turns out that way!

Suspect faulty turn signal switch