Problem - signal light relay constantly ticking. Stops when you apply brake.

Asked by dox81z28 Apr 23, 2007 at 09:07 PM about the 1999 Chevrolet Blazer LS 2-Door 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Tha problem is signal light relay constantly ticking, but goes off when you apply the brake.  Now twice tonight ALL guages went crazy, with both the tach and speedo fling all over the place, all warning lights on, and odometer fading in and out...but the truck did not stall out, continued to run fine???

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98DAK answered 17 years ago

It sounds like you are intermittently losing the ground on your dashboard. Check the ground, or have a good mechanic look at it

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TSX_1473 answered 7 years ago

Also check , your grounds, from fire wall in to your , fuse box, an or your nutrial wire from batterie you have a few grounds off side fire walls an a few from back fire wall going into the vehicle dashh an on your braking toggle under your brake switch so when you mash brake peddle your hit a toggle switch it's also grounds in beneath your dash

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