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Sorry guys I know this is a on going post on here. But here goes, I appreciate any help also.

 

Well I took my bed off to paint the truck, trucks looks great! But while the bed was off I drove a few weeks without it. My running lights kept blowing the fuse, so I pulled the fuse block out and Tryed to inspect why, could not find anything. Well I put it back in, and then my turn signals quit on me. Well I get the truck painted and bed back on and I got my ground wire good in the left tail light and that fixed my running light issue. So that's all that was, however still no turn signals. I must have messed them up when I took the fuse block out, and inspecting it. Well I took the flat connector apart and tested for power with the test light, and I'm getting a very dim light from one of the pins in the connector and no others. I'm getting power to my fuses, and I changed my relay, I replaced it with another relay I had, and Tryed a few others I had. Unless a turn signal relay is different from your genuin relay?? Well I'm stumped, I don't think it's the switch cause it worked fine before I painted the truck. Any ideas guys?

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Did you take out the flashers?  Are there flashers in your fuse block? The round relays... swap the emergency flasher with the turn signal flasher and see if that solves the problem.

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I replaced both flashers, and the relay. And the fuse, turn signals do not work still. It must be where I pulled my fuse block out to inspect it and a wore may have come loose. Only thing I can think of. Hazards work, running lights work. Everything work but the turn signals

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I pulled a fuse block off of a HO Cherokee. Idk what year it was 91+ I'm guessing. The fuse block is slightly different in the position of the fuses. But it should still work right?

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