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Front turn signals broken, all fuses fine.
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Bump...
I would really appreciate some advice. |
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The rear hazards work fine, but the front hazards do not work.
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Would help to know what sort of vehicle this question is about.
Any voltage at the front turn signal sockets? Do you have a good ground there?
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Its a 1993 4Runner.
At the moment I'm in college and don't have any tool to check voltage. I did run a power cable through the firewall on the drivers side for an amp, I'm wondering if thats where the wires are...? |
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You'll find a fastory manual for 1990-1995 4Runners here, it should have a wiring diagram. And if you're going to be doing any electical testing it's a good idea to buy a digital voltmeter, you can get cheap ones for less than $20.
http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/index.html
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