Thanks dude. I feel blessed that I didn't scrap my parts cab yet, the radio was already yanked and I just reached in and removed the relay (which was already replaced with a NAPA heavy duty, by the way). However when I went to fix my truck, I checked the wrong fuse, not #1, and it was blown. Now I have blinkers again, didn't have to actually do the relay. I think the relay is still bad because I don't have hazards, but that's for another day! THANK YOU for making a short video that is thorough but straight to the point. I also don't like watching super long vids when it's a 2 minute answer. :D
If you can pull your radio (which mine is easy to do) it is right behind that with no obstructions. Just got mine easy but your vid showed where it was so thank you!
@@tjizzle9047 No brother, poor Simon, Terminator of All Things Rodent, moved to the city this week. He'll adjust once his nads are nipped. He was the best darn mouser I ever knew. He's built for speed, unlike our old, and passed, "Bandit." Bandit was built to brawl. I don't think he was ever free of scabs. But, he'd never hurt a child. I will never forget the time he latched onto my cheeks, with both paws, pulled me in, and bit me on the nose!! I sorta had it coming, but that's a long story, about me holding him up one Sat morning, and banging him gently against the wall in the hallway. I was making loud threats in his face. He had attacked "Bonnie" under my bed, three times that morning. I was 15, and waking up to a cat-fight was getting old. Last week, Simon got frisky..., I was sitting outside barefoot, when he jumped up and put my whole pinky toe in his mouth. Boy, did I jump! Tickled more that hurt. Those tiny sharp teeth. He was just horsing around.
Hi Chad, When I saw your comment I thought, "he found his answer in 20 seconds." I know people make long videos, because the longer you watch the more $ they make. But, when I have a problem I just need the solution, and start with the shortest videos. Thanks for the comment and encouragement. Nice fish Chad, like and subscribe, Dan and family
Can anyone help Luis? My first impression is that the problem would be in the switch on the steering column. But, I always consider the possibility of a faulty part out of the box. Please come back Luis and tell us what the problem was once it's solved.
@@dang8134 yep, I started with my Nissan Frontier because I noticed at the time no one had a video on how to change the gear oil in the manual transmission, or where the drain and fill plugs where, so I went from there and eventually try to do helpful videos on the vehicles I own or whatever I’m around quite a bit. FYI, it was the fuse that had burned out, thank you for the video again.
Was that the hazard light flasher? I have turn signals but I don’t have hazard lights. When I turn them on I can hear a click but no flashy flashy. Lol. I was just curious if their was separate ones for turn signals/hazards. Thanks.
Well i guess im on the right track to fixing the flashers. I am pretty sure that fuse was just chilling in my glove box waiting ro get swapped out by the previous owner.
😆 I think you’re right. My Jetta sufficiently prepared me for this fresh hell; I had a worn shifter bushing and the amount of disassembling required to get at it was almost like a joke if I weren’t crying so hard…
Thanks dude. I feel blessed that I didn't scrap my parts cab yet, the radio was already yanked and I just reached in and removed the relay (which was already replaced with a NAPA heavy duty, by the way). However when I went to fix my truck, I checked the wrong fuse, not #1, and it was blown. Now I have blinkers again, didn't have to actually do the relay.
I think the relay is still bad because I don't have hazards, but that's for another day!
THANK YOU for making a short video that is thorough but straight to the point. I also don't like watching super long vids when it's a 2 minute answer. :D
Thanks Far From Perfect, for the kindest comment we've ever received.
And, would you mind clarifying, was #1 correct on your rig?
Dan et al.
Man I'm glad I found this thank you!!
Thanks for the note BUI. I never would have imagined 85,000 views when I shot this vid.
Thanks Again,
Dan
If you can pull your radio (which mine is easy to do) it is right behind that with no obstructions. Just got mine easy but your vid showed where it was so thank you!
I appreciate it old school😅 this dude is the shit sounds like an old stoner the dude you need at every bonfire. Blaze up
Hi dad! I luv ur vids! 🥰🥰🥰
I love that you "luv" my videos.
Is that Simon??
@@tjizzle9047 No brother, poor Simon, Terminator of All Things Rodent, moved to the city this week. He'll adjust once his nads are nipped. He was the best darn mouser I ever knew. He's built for speed, unlike our old, and passed, "Bandit."
Bandit was built to brawl. I don't think he was ever free of scabs. But, he'd never hurt a child.
I will never forget the time he latched onto my cheeks, with both paws, pulled me in, and bit me on the nose!! I sorta had it coming, but that's a long story, about me holding him up one Sat morning, and banging him gently against the wall in the hallway. I was making loud threats in his face.
He had attacked "Bonnie" under my bed, three times that morning. I was 15, and waking up to a cat-fight was getting old.
Last week, Simon got frisky..., I was sitting outside barefoot, when he jumped up and put my whole pinky toe in his mouth. Boy, did I jump! Tickled more that hurt. Those tiny sharp teeth. He was just horsing around.
Thanks man mine was just the fuse.
Hi Chad,
When I saw your comment I thought, "he found his answer in 20 seconds."
I know people make long videos, because the longer you watch the more $ they make. But, when I have a problem I just need the solution, and start with the shortest videos. Thanks for the comment and encouragement.
Nice fish Chad, like and subscribe,
Dan and family
i’m praying mine is, too…
Would this trip the fuse if it is bad?
It could Chisper, but if the truck electrical has been modified, that would be a more common culprit.
@@dang8134 I figured it out last night... I unplugged the brake controller and it isn't tripping the fuse..
I change the relay but now it won’t stop making the sound as if the turn signal was on but is not
Can anyone help Luis?
My first impression is that the problem would be in the switch on the steering column. But, I always consider the possibility of a faulty part out of the box.
Please come back Luis and tell us what the problem was once it's solved.
@@dang8134 the problem was in the fuse box one of the fuses was burn and I just change it and it works like nothing happen
Take off one screw for the heater duct and its right there. Use a mirror to put it back in.
Thanks for contributing Mark.
Thank you, just noticed my turn signals and hazard lights not working this morning.
Dang Caveman,
I see you posted a vid 11 years ago!
A pioneer... or caveman.
Thanks for following,
Dan
@@dang8134 yep, I started with my Nissan Frontier because I noticed at the time no one had a video on how to change the gear oil in the manual transmission, or where the drain and fill plugs where, so I went from there and eventually try to do helpful videos on the vehicles I own or whatever I’m around quite a bit. FYI, it was the fuse that had burned out, thank you for the video again.
@@cavemanjoe79 The fuse means you got your answer in under 30 seconds. That makes my day. Thanks for the cheerleading.
That’s my brother!! Hahahahaha what’s up Daniel? Hashtag Dan Dan tha workin man
Can you believe this thing is up to 83,000 views.
We are missing y'all.
Was that the hazard light flasher? I have turn signals but I don’t have hazard lights. When I turn them on I can hear a click but no flashy flashy. Lol. I was just curious if their was separate ones for turn signals/hazards. Thanks.
I did some searching, but for everything I read, someone else contradicted it.
Please come back and let us know what you figure out.
I don’t have clicks what to do
Hey Mr. Gray,
Did you ever figure out if the hazards and turn-signals are linked through the same relay?
Thanks,
Dan
I changed the flasher in my 2006 350 super duty and the signal switch and I got nothing? Now what?
Hey Glassblast,
Please let us know what you figured out.
Well i guess im on the right track to fixing the flashers. I am pretty sure that fuse was just chilling in my glove box waiting ro get swapped out by the previous owner.
Thanks for the laugh Jason.
Dan
Pull the radio and reach in, there's plenty of room.
Thanks for the tip/contribution, Dave.
That makes sense. Probably what the shop manual recommends.
Yes!!!!
it should never be buried back behind there.
Now the next video for my viewing pleasure: How to pull a radio in a 1999 F250. ha ha ha
a wire was grounding out under the dash
Why! Why there? I swear Satan runs the engineering department in 100% of these outfits...
Good question Travis.
Removing the radio 'requires special tool...", or a wire coat-hanger.
😆 I think you’re right.
My Jetta sufficiently prepared me for this fresh hell; I had a worn shifter bushing and the amount of disassembling required to get at it was almost like a joke if I weren’t crying so hard…
Got the problem with a 1984 chevy c20 flashers just stopped working
Can someone help Rizz?
Chevy C20.