I discovered I didn't have any turn signals the last time I had the car out, so today I decided to try and find the problem today. Checked fuses, all good, as were the bulbs. I took the car to a local shop and they checked everything...said it had to be in the steering column. Whoa, didn't want them  to go there so I called our not so local C3 guru. He told me to turn my flashers on for a few seconds and then try the turn signals. They worked like a charm. Now don't ask me why coz I was so glad I didn't have to go into the column, I just said thanks for the tip Gene.

The hazzard flashers use a different flasher than the turn signals, but, they both work the same bulbs, and both have circuits in the turn signal switch. The circuits are separated(l-r/f-r) in the turn signal switch. It's possible the circuit was corroded at the hazzard switch, not allowing the turn sig circuit to complete. 

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Love that collection of pics Jim. Are you the artist of those pictures at the bottom. I've never seen those before. there nothing short of magnificent.

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Jimmy B.
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[QUOTE=aceinthehole]Love that collection of pics Jim. Are you the artist of those pictures at the bottom. I've never seen those before. there nothing short of magnificent.[/QUOTE]

Good reply.

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