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Hey guys,

Question - Was leaving a mate's place a week or so back, indicated out off the side of the road at his onto the road, took off, indicated into the corner i was turning into, and the indicator went about 2-3 times then stopped working.

Hazards fuse got blown in the process, now I have no indicators but the high beams/lights work fine and hazards work again.

Done a bit of tracing, tried 3-4 different flasher units to no avail, all the fuses have been checked and seem ok, and the only thing it comes down to is wiring or a blown stalk (but somehow only the up/down aspect for L/R signal indication.

Has anyone else had these problems? How did you fix them/what was the problem?

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Hey mate,

I had this exact same problem on my R33.I tried everything I could,checked the fuses,checked the flasher units and was on my back for ages under the dash checking the wiring,I even went out and bought a new stalk but to no avail.

In the end it turned out to be the hazard switch being faulty.When I pushed it in it would pop straight back out not staying not staying locked in therefore blocking the indicators.

The previous owner pulled out the dash face to paint it and when he screwed the hazard switch back in he screwed it in too tight which caused the problem.So I pulled out the dash face and loosened those screws and viola! indicators!

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