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Indicators Not Working Classic Mini. Checked continuity of the ground on the indicator unit (the one behind the dash), the indicator relay. For a little while everything seemed to be working but unfortunately my indicators have quit on me and i can't seem to find the issue. If the indicators come on but do not flash it could be the flasher unit, often a round metal cylinder about 1.5 long and 1 diameter. The timer unit is an electornic version with the same 2. On my 1988 austin 1000 city e the indicators work perfectly fine but there is no audible click, it’s just annoying as i keep not realising the indicators. A search of the internet has resulted in some conflicting information, so. Try seeing if the switch is. Amongst the raft of faults are the indicators not working. No, on a 1993 car they run off the same flasher unit. I thought the hazards and indicators ran off separate flashers. Directly connected the battery to the indicator. If it's a bendix type with a remote solenoid, then replacing the solenoid is an easy and cheap thing to try first. Turns out the hazard switch stuck just very slightly in. Had this problem years ago on a 1980 mini.

The timer unit is an electornic version with the same 2. Try seeing if the switch is. I thought the hazards and indicators ran off separate flashers. If it's a bendix type with a remote solenoid, then replacing the solenoid is an easy and cheap thing to try first. Directly connected the battery to the indicator. For a little while everything seemed to be working but unfortunately my indicators have quit on me and i can't seem to find the issue. Had this problem years ago on a 1980 mini. On my 1988 austin 1000 city e the indicators work perfectly fine but there is no audible click, it’s just annoying as i keep not realising the indicators. A search of the internet has resulted in some conflicting information, so. Checked continuity of the ground on the indicator unit (the one behind the dash), the indicator relay.

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Indicators Not Working Classic Mini If the indicators come on but do not flash it could be the flasher unit, often a round metal cylinder about 1.5 long and 1 diameter. Directly connected the battery to the indicator. I thought the hazards and indicators ran off separate flashers. Amongst the raft of faults are the indicators not working. If it's a bendix type with a remote solenoid, then replacing the solenoid is an easy and cheap thing to try first. Checked continuity of the ground on the indicator unit (the one behind the dash), the indicator relay. The timer unit is an electornic version with the same 2. Turns out the hazard switch stuck just very slightly in. If the indicators come on but do not flash it could be the flasher unit, often a round metal cylinder about 1.5 long and 1 diameter. On my 1988 austin 1000 city e the indicators work perfectly fine but there is no audible click, it’s just annoying as i keep not realising the indicators. For a little while everything seemed to be working but unfortunately my indicators have quit on me and i can't seem to find the issue. Try seeing if the switch is. Had this problem years ago on a 1980 mini. No, on a 1993 car they run off the same flasher unit. A search of the internet has resulted in some conflicting information, so.