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 checked the relays under the steering wheel under the dash and using a multimeter on ohms I get a reading on the black relay it reads 75 ohms but I don't get one on the blue. Any reason why this is? Does that mean it's bad?
Replaced battery with a new one. Everything worked fine. Car sat for 2 days. Went out to start it and battery was completely drained. I charged the new battery, and it started rite up. I checked the alternator, was working as it should, checked for any dome lights,exterior lights, interior accessory outlets, anything I may have left on or missed, everything checked out fine. Only issue I had was a week prior when the Driverside Rear Turn Signal went out, but I replaced it. Works fine. I'm going to pull out the passenger seat and now check the fuses and test relays...anyone have any other ideas? Thanks
LH headlights won't illuminate either high or low beam. Everything else works fine including park lights, brake lights, turn signals and RH headlights.