- Why does my left indicator turn on my hazard lights?
- Why are my indicators flashing fast on one side?
- Why are both my indicators flashing in my car?
- Why do my car hazard lights keep flashing randomly?
Why does my left indicator turn on my hazard lights?
Generally this is something caused by the flasher relay going bad. This is a small relay that allows the lights to flash based upon current flow and a resistor inside that causes them to flash.
Why are my indicators flashing fast on one side?
If the dashboard indicator light is flashing faster than usual, something isn't right. In most cases, it's simply that one of the bulbs has blown and needs to be replaced.
Why are both my indicators flashing in my car?
If all of your bulbs are working, but the indicators are still flashing too fast, this may suggest either faulty wiring – a poor ground connection for that lamp assembly. Additionally, fast flashing turn signals can also suggest that an incorrect bulb has been fitted.
Why do my car hazard lights keep flashing randomly?
If the electrical relays malfunction internally, they can cause the hazard lights to act up. The emergency lights are wired through the turn signal and flasher relays. These are usually located in the fuse panel found in the engine bay, in some cases one relay controls both functions.