I have a problem that when the light is on, only the blinker on the right side is working, but when it is turned off, both are working. I noticed that 12 volts are coming directly to the left side and it is not oscillating to make the blinker turn on, what could it be?
Inspect wires good under steering column they were damaged in both of my trucks but it's not visible. I had to pull em as much as I could out and open them up and inspect almost from dash to steering wheel
Awesome video. Do you know if a 2013 Freightliner m2 106 Box truck has one too? I’m having an issue for 4 years that I can’t fix. When I use the right blinker it switches to the left, I have to toggle the windshield wipers on and off for it to switch back to the right. That doesn’t always work and was wonder if it might be a hidden fuse. I bought new blinker switches and changed bulbs. The funny part is when I changed the bulbs the blinkers work fine for about a day with no issue then randomly they stop working again.
Remove plastics from steering column and inspect wires because when you move steering up or down and in and out and wires are loose or there could be too much slack than wires could be damaged under steering column I had to resplice my wires there was most of the hem damaged and my thing was also windshield wiper would turn on random or won't work when you need them too and turn signals also doing weird stuff I can post or send video where to inspect if needed
I have a problem that when the light is on, only the blinker on the right side is working, but when it is turned off, both are working. I noticed that 12 volts are coming directly to the left side and it is not oscillating to make the blinker turn on, what could it be?
Wire conector issues on turn signal might need to take it apart and clean up but take picks of everything before taking apart so you'll know how to put it back together
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I have a problem that when the light is on, only the blinker on the right side is working, but when it is turned off, both are working. I noticed that 12 volts are coming directly to the left side and it is not oscillating to make the blinker turn on, what could it be?
Inspect wires good under steering column they were damaged in both of my trucks but it's not visible. I had to pull em as much as I could out and open them up and inspect almost from dash to steering wheel
Mine turn light to the left goes to the left and the right turn one too. Both blinkers go left. This video helps
Awesome video. Do you know if a 2013 Freightliner m2 106 Box truck has one too? I’m having an issue for 4 years that I can’t fix. When I use the right blinker it switches to the left, I have to toggle the windshield wipers on and off for it to switch back to the right. That doesn’t always work and was wonder if it might be a hidden fuse. I bought new blinker switches and changed bulbs. The funny part is when I changed the bulbs the blinkers work fine for about a day with no issue then randomly they stop working again.
Remove plastics from steering column and inspect wires because when you move steering up or down and in and out and wires are loose or there could be too much slack than wires could be damaged under steering column I had to resplice my wires there was most of the hem damaged and my thing was also windshield wiper would turn on random or won't work when you need them too and turn signals also doing weird stuff I can post or send video where to inspect if needed
Freightliner Buisness Class M2 Box Truck
@@MrYosypim having this exact issue. Im going to check those wires and see if thats my issue
I have a problem that when the light is on, only the blinker on the right side is working, but when it is turned off, both are working. I noticed that 12 volts are coming directly to the left side and it is not oscillating to make the blinker turn on, what could it be?
Wire conector issues on turn signal might need to take it apart and clean up but take picks of everything before taking apart so you'll know how to put it back together