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Originally Posted by brainfood
Its because you have the wrong resistance in the circuit. Either a bulb is out or a loose wire or the wrong bulb. Anything that would change the resistence of the circuit.
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Thats it, its an oscillator circuit and the frequency will change if the resistance changes.
Could be a bad bulb, corroded connection, bad wire, or the flasher unit or anything along the line. I haven't had that problem yet, but I'll bet one of those is most common on 240's (see who else has had the same problem, maybe a search will turn some up) and I'd start there before replacing all of the bulbs and relays and flashers.