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  1. mwhite

    mwhite Karting

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    #1 mwhite, Mar 2, 2005
    ok. I fnally got one window motor finished. I would not wish this on my worst enemy. I did it wrong enough to be an expert. Anyway, my turn signals just all of the sudden quit working. The fuse is ok and I tried to do the "flip the hazard switch" tactic with no luck. Is there anything else that I can try before I dive into the steering column?

    Matt
     
  2. Ferrari_tech

    Ferrari_tech Formula 3

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    #2 Ferrari_tech, Mar 3, 2005
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    Try checking the flasher unit relay and it's connections - number 63 in picture....
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  3. mwhite

    mwhite Karting

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    #3 mwhite, Mar 3, 2005
    i will look at it. that picture was great. Where is it from? I would love to have some kind of reference with that kind of clarity.

    matt
     
  4. fletch62

    fletch62 Formula Junior

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    #4 fletch62, Mar 3, 2005
    Call me I just fixed my blinker on a 308 last week I still have it fresh in my mind after tracing the wires.
    Larry
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  5. Jdubbya

    Jdubbya The $10 Trillion Man
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    #5 Jdubbya, Mar 4, 2005
    You might also try some contact cleaner on the flasher switch. I always figure it's best to try the easy ones first!
     
  6. geekstreet

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    #6 geekstreet, Mar 4, 2005
    It looks to be either from the Owner's Handbook or more likely the Parts Manual. You can get access to the Parts Manual (& Owner's handbook) for any model by registering on the Ferrari Owner's Site at www.owners.ferrari.com Once at the site follow the links to Car Manuals to get the Handbook. The Parts Manual is a little hard to find (it took me 6 months!), but you go to Spare Parts & look for Browse Catalogue. This takes you to the FerrariUK parts service which requires you to download a Java applet which allows great viewing functionality of the manual. Pick the car & model & "section of car" you want to look at & you will get a complete exploded view of that section with refs to all parts. Prices & descriptions are given in the RHS window.

    An invaluable resource if you don't have the manuals yourself.
     
  7. Ferrari_tech

    Ferrari_tech Formula 3

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    #7 Ferrari_tech, Mar 4, 2005
    Matt,

    It was from the owner's manual, BTW you have mail.
     
  8. mwhite

    mwhite Karting

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    #8 mwhite, Mar 4, 2005
    I fixed it. It seems that as I was tucking my wires (stereo install) under the fuse panel shroud, I inadvertantly pulled a wire out of the relay. Pulled it apart, soldered it, all better now. Thanks for the info. Now the only three things left to repair is the horn, clock and those little rubber bits between the bumper and the tail lights that sag.

    Matt
     
  9. 8valve

    8valve Formula 3

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    #9 8valve, Mar 5, 2005
  10. Bryan

    Bryan Formula 3

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    #10 Bryan, Mar 6, 2005
    FYI. Only the following models are available now in the UK site.

    246 (GT, GTS)

    208 (1975-1988 all models)
    308 (1974-1985 all models)
    288
    328 (GTB, GTS)
    Mondial (1980 -1989 all models)

    400 (GT, GTi - manual and auto)
    412

    Boxer (all models)
     

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