Why don't my blinkers and my hazard lights work.?
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Asked by BrezyBrez Dec 08, 2015 at 11:27 AM about the 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Yesterday I noticed my blinkers just
stopped working, they didn't do the fast tic
they usually do before they go out. So I
checked my hazard lights also and they
didn't work. So I checked all the bulbs and
they all worked. I checked all the fuses and
they were all good. Could it be a relay or
something like that. ?

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Dylan answered 8 years ago

In the fuse panel there is a round silver relay that is the the relay for the signal lights and the 4ways change that and problem solved it is a cheap and easy fix

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_Whylie_ answered 4 years ago

When I indicate or turn on my hazard light's only my right side work's, I've tried new bulb's but still Nothing.

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