Indicators not working (not a feature) ?

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Hyundai Accent 2006 weekend away and heavy rains. Indicators don't work. Hazards DO work. All other lights fine. Checked all the fuses and they are all fine. Dash is cool. I did notice quite a bit of moisture in the RH door/side indicator housing.

Do the indicators have a different relay to the hazards' ?

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RedViking said:
Hope not. It had no issues yesterday.
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audio controls working fine? indicator stalk worn out?
horn pad working?

could just be that aformentioned moisture causing schit
what happens if you park in the sun and then try?

or could be the clock spring causing issues.
 
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On my Opel Corsa this was actually an issue with the indicators running "through" the hazard switch and I had to replace that to get the indicators to work correctly as I recall.

Are you sure your actual fuse box cover lines up with that image? It's very odd that there is a fuse for each side.

But it could very well be that the relay itself has died.

When you use the hazards do they blink at the normal rate or are they faster/slower than you remember?

The fact that both sides aren't working tells me it's not a fuse problem but something else.
 
SauRoNZA said:
On my Opel Corsa this was actually an issue with the indicators running "through" the hazard switch and I had to replace that to get the indicators to work correctly as I recall.

Are you sure your actual fuse box cover lines up with that image? It's very odd that there is a fuse for each side.

But it could very well be that the relay itself has died.

When you use the hazards do they blink at the normal rate or are they faster/slower than you remember?

The fact that both sides aren't working tells me it's not a fuse problem but something else.
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It's the same as the image. It feels similar to me. Relays are difficult to check if there is another one for the indicators as its behind the fuse box.
 
RedViking said:
It's the same as the image. It feels similar to me. Relays are difficult to check if there is another one for the indicators as its behind the fuse box.
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Then it’s likely not the relay as it’s one and the same for hazards and indicators.

So I would think the stalk switch. If it was wiring I’d expect it deeply unlikely both sides would fail at once but not impossible.
 
RedViking said:
Hyundai Accent 2006 weekend away and heavy rains. Indicators don't work. Hazards DO work. All other lights fine. Checked all the fuses and they are all fine. Dash is cool. I did notice quite a bit of moisture in the RH door/side indicator housing.

Do the indicators have a different relay to the hazards' ?

www.startmycar.com

2006 3rd-Gen Hyundai Accent fuse box diagram - StartMyCar

Complete fuse box diagram for the 2006 3rd-Gen Hyundai Accent. Find fuse locations, amp ratings, and descriptions for all fuse boxes.
www.startmycar.com www.startmycar.com

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Junction Box. issue
 
I am moedeloos.

I've managed to get the indicators sorted by just replacing all the fuses. Today my wife told me the cars lights are still on. Went outside and saw the break lights are on. Can't get them to switch off. Had to disconnect the battery. The front and rear fog lights also dont work.

Die kar is moeg and my bank account has chronic depression.
 
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