Turn signal: Lights that indicate the direction of the turn the car that is still moving will take.
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They are activated with the lever that is placed on the left side of the steering wheel. They indicate which side our car is going to move to the other drivers. They are important to communicate with other drivers while there is traffic, as they show other our future actions, which contributes to traffic safety.
I just put a new battery in my LX and it still won't start. I listened for sounds, no clicks. All of the dash warning lights, headlights, radio, and even AC come on when I turn the key, but no vroom vroom. Strange thing is the hazards lights start blinking and won't go off, not even when I turn the car off. After wiggling the turn signal stick a little and pressing the hazard button in a few times it cuts off. But when I open the door of the car the hazards come on again, and are accompanied by ding ding sound like when door is ajar--even after door is shut. I was thinking electrical problem
It turns out that the previous owners had a type of after market alarm system that was also equipped with a type of fail start button installed in the car. So the car will only start after either the button is pushed or the alarm is disabled.
So Iam getting nothing from my instrument cluster in my 2003 civic lx coupe. It hasn't worked since a lady tried to give me a jump at the store almost a year ago. She put the cable on backwards. Since then I replace the ECU, ignition switch, starter, alternate and the fuel box under the hood. But I've also tried another cluster altogether and still nothing but blinkers and hazards. Anyone got any ideas?