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Old 12-12-2007, 12:09 PM   #1
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s13 front blinker is messed up?

well i was driving one day and my left blinker went out. i went to super autobacs and bought new bulbs and installed them...now when i turn my left blinker on, both my blinkers in the front go off and my tac starts blinking also. anyone have any clue how to fix this? could it be a relay?

i drive s13 hatch sr powered
the bulb i bought was 1056

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Old 12-12-2007, 12:17 PM   #2
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I'd say to start searching for a short in your wiring. check your relays. thats all I got considering its never happened to me
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Old 12-12-2007, 12:26 PM   #3
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your low on blinker fluid
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Old 12-12-2007, 12:26 PM   #4
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well i was driving one day and my left blinker went out. i went to super autobacs and bought new bulbs and installed them...now when i turn my left blinker on, both my blinkers in the front go off and my tac starts blinking also. anyone have any clue how to fix this? could it be a relay?

i drive s13 hatch sr powered
the bulb i bought was 1056

thanks,
nick

the motor makes no difference, d000d

whats more important is what type of front fuckin turn signal you have - or what bumper you have, then i can tell you what turn signal bulb you have or should have.

1056? no

most likely 1157, its a dual filament for the 91-94 signals, or for the 89-90 signals. 1156 is for the j-spec lamps (1/2 clear 1/2 amber)

install the wrong bulb and bam, you'll have big fucking problems

and i have no idea why you bought bulbs from autobacs, what a rip... just some regular clear bulbs will do the trick. i hope you didnt buy some fancy fake jdm piaa bullshiet
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your low on blinker fluid
wait wait wait....theres BLINKER FLUID?????
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Old 12-12-2007, 12:30 PM   #6
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the motor makes no difference, d000d

whats more important is what type of front fuckin turn signal you have - or what bumper you have, then i can tell you what turn signal bulb you have or should have.

1056? no

most likely 1157, its a dual filament for the 91-94 signals, or for the 89-90 signals. 1156 is for the j-spec lamps (1/2 clear 1/2 amber)

install the wrong bulb and bam, you'll have big fucking problems

and i have no idea why you bought bulbs from autobacs, what a rip... just some regular clear bulbs will do the trick. i hope you didnt buy some fancy fake jdm piaa bullshiet
no lol i didnt buy the "jdm" bulbs just the 2 dollar bulbs but i have the chuki front so not sure and thanks for being an about it. i mean im still a so relax!!!

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Old 12-12-2007, 12:32 PM   #7
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o yeah and thanks =)
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Old 12-12-2007, 09:19 PM   #8
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then you need 1157 bulbs, BISH.

jesus, you could've come by the office and i would've GIVEN YOU BULBS for fucking free... this goes to anyone who reads this.

we have plenty of OE bulbs and will be more than happy to give them to anyone in need.

cheers bishes
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sounds like you bought the wrong bulbs
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then you need 1157 bulbs, BISH.

jesus, you could've come by the office and i would've GIVEN YOU BULBS for fucking free... this goes to anyone who reads this.

we have plenty of OE bulbs and will be more than happy to give them to anyone in need.

cheers bishes
thanks i just got the wrong info from super autobacs, i only went there cuz i work at the pizza shop next to it -_- i just fixed it on my break or tried to at least..=P
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you just need blinker fluid.
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same shit here man my 89 pignose also had my tach blinkning and then it went out a long with m yturn signals

it ws cuase i was fuckin around with the turn signal wires so im guessin i burned the fusess??
idk

bump i need help on this too

and then i turned onmy ememergency lights and those worked
and so i still kept f'in around with the wires from the turn signals stickin em together with colors that werent the right ones and causd spars and then those went out too

what to do now??
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Old 12-12-2007, 10:20 PM   #13
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^^stop touching anything that has to do with electricity.
but on a slightly more serious note. disconect the battery before messing with stuff like this if you have no idea whats going on WITH A LIGHTBULB
check your fuses then check for fucked up wires
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stop touching anything that has to do with electricity.
but on a slightly more serious note. disconect the battery before messing with stuff like this if you have no idea whats going on WITH A LIGHTBULB
check your fuses then check for melted wires

thanks i am also a nooooobie just tryin to learn a few things but i tend to F up a lot lol

uhm how do u check for melted wires???
is it literally melted wires.. oh god.. yes i said that

hope u have the patience to let me know thanks :]
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Old 12-12-2007, 10:29 PM   #15
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Step 1) Put in the RIGHT bulb.
Step 2) Check your fuses and flasher unit.
Step 3) Make sure to inspect your old bulbs before putting the WRONG new bulbs in.


And yes, melted wires are actually melted wires.
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yes, you seriously can overload a wire. disconnect battery, make sure all grounds are secured (the random wires bolted to the chassis or in some cases the engine block) then make sure you dont have exposed wire touching something it shouldnt (insulation stripped/rubbed/melted off) FUCK I DROPPPED MY CIGARETTE and make sure you have the correct bulbs. wrong size will fuck up the flow of electricity (for lack of better words) and can create all sorts of problems

something to note: when i owned an mr2 (ive really got to get my name changed) i fucked the front end and wouldnt deal with the hassle of finding all the oem stuff so i bought me a clean bumper and some "bullet lights" from vato zone and wired those up in literally 10 minutes (only 2 wires).
they did blink faster, but they passed inspection and you could see them pretty good day or night. plus i had these way neato "cooling ducts" on my bumper afterwards

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