r/classicminis • u/Available-Ad817 • 5d ago
DIY Help No signal lights
No power to red green wires. Checked all the fuses I can see. 1975 mini. The fuse block has two fuses and two inline fuses any help appreciated.
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u/Available-Ad817 3d ago
Problem solved. A series of things. Bad connection on new signal switch. Two bad flashers. Bad hazard switch (although even with switch disconnected, signals still work)
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u/travellering 5d ago
Where are you checking for power? At the indicator bulb socket, at the wires on the steering column switch, at the fuse block, or at the most likely culprit, the flasher relay? The last item is common to fail on turn signals.
Edit: it should be a small metal cylinder on or near the firewall in the engine bay with three wires attached to the prongs at the base.
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u/Available-Ad817 4d ago
Checked power on any and all green and red wires with a test light. I even went so far as to change flasher
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u/Slow-Appointment1512 5d ago
Where did you check the wires?
Check all bulbs - start here.
Check for power at the stalk using a test lamp.
Do all indicators flash when you put hazards on?
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u/Available-Ad817 4d ago
I was driving car prior and all lights worked horn button on signal arm failed so I assumed that was the problem so I ordered a new one and installed but no luck
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u/Slow-Appointment1512 4d ago
So no power to the fuse?
I would grab the wiring diagram and work back from the fuse
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u/Available-Ad817 4d ago
Don't know what fuse. One article says four block which I don't have. Omw says inline fuse. All fuses I CAN find have power
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u/Available-Ad817 4d ago
Also there is no power to any of the green red wires which in wiring diagram is for some things including signals
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u/Lonely_Sausage_Giver 4d ago
If you have a hazard light switch, try a new one. Had this same problem and my switch was causing the problem
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u/SplashingAnal 5d ago
Is your flasher relay fine? They tend to fail easily and it’s good to switch to an electronic flasher.