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GU Indicators

Post by mickyd555 »

The indicators in my GU wagon dont work when the hazard switch is on. They work perfectly while the hazard is off??


any ideas??
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Post by -Scott- »

OK, please explain? I thought hazard lights are "all indicators flashing." Yet, you want to indicate while all your indicators are flashing?

What am I missing? :?
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Post by Trusa »

I think maybe his hazards aren't working, but his indicators are.

Checked the plug at the back of the switch?
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Post by gu4800 »

mickyd555 wrote:The indicators in my GU wagon dont work when the hazard switch is on. They work perfectly while the hazard is off??


any ideas??
Different fuse for hazard and indicators - check both.
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Post by mickyd555 »

sorry guys, didnt really explain this too well.

The car is new to us so my missus wanted to give it a clean, she bumped the hazard switch while wiping the interior down with out noticing. She drove it over to a friends and rung me saying teh indicators dont work.

eventually we figured out that the hazard button was in (and the hazards dont work). Once we took the hazards off the indicators work fine again???
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Post by charlie.baldoria »

im running with the same problem with the hazards aswell and i cant find the problem with it the fuse and the earthing is still right not sure wat else to check
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Post by -Scott- »

Does the Hazard circuit have a separate flasher can?
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Post by j-top paj »

i hope its not contagious (sp) :?

as far as i know the hazards should be seperate from normal indicators
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Post by mickyd555 »

-Scott- wrote:Does the Hazard circuit have a separate flasher can?
not sure, im gonna try and track down a wiring diagram and see if i can isolate the fault. I was just hoping someone may have come across it before saving me the fault finding process. :D

Lucky for me i wont ever need the hazard lights as i was smart enough to buy a nissan :armsup:
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Post by Jok »

The hazards have a seperate fuse under the bonnet, if this blows it will affect your blinkers. Have had a prob like this before, replaced under bonnet fuse, everything worked again. Hope this helps?
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Post by duallux »

I had troubles with my hazards not working after hooking up the camper trailer and switching them on to test the lights. Told Nissan at time of service and they said it was a common problem, and replaced the 10amp (i think) fuse with a 15amp and no more problems. Hope this helps.
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Post by charlie.baldoria »

thanks Jok figured it out it was just a blown fuse on my one and just replaced it with a 15 amp fuse havent hada prob since

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Post by Slug »

Mine did perzacly the same bloody thing last night.... Ratted around under the bonnet, found the offending fuse under the plastic cover beside the damn battery (Not marked)

Dropped a 10A fuse in *Pop*
Dropped in a 15 :armsup:
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