Left Turn Signal Blinks Fast. Right doesn't.

Asked by HaloHaloMan Jul 16, 2022 at 10:42 AM about the 2010 Chrysler Town & Country Touring FWD

Question type: General

Yesterday I noticed that my left TS was blining fast and groaned to myself
thinking tha tI had to change out the bulbs. I made sure to do a funtion check
of all the lights and the left rear TS was the one not blinking. But the nught
running light was on. Went to Adv Auto and bought a replacement pair and
when I pulled the "bad bulb" out I noticed that here wasn't anything wrong
with it. and just to check I swapped it with the righ TS. The bulb is good.
greased up the new bulbs and they work also. Placed a new bulb in the left
TS socket and still had the sam problem. What is the my issue since the
bulbs are all good?

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Gene answered 2 years ago

Grounds good? Check the socket for any burnt marks right around where the ground wire is at.

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