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I have a 1999 toyota sienna. Both turning signal lights ...

Sent to Car Experts October 18 2005 at 11:46 AM
   

I have a 1999 toyota sienna. Both turning signal lights are not working, and its too cold to use my arms as signals this time of year. Even my hazardous lights don't work. I have checked all the fuses in the both inside the van and inside the hood and they are all fine. Could I be looking at the wrong fuse, or is there a electrical error? Or could it be the very big fuse...because I haven't checked those at all. PLease advise, Customer (name blocked for privacy)@us.hanjin.com or 801-258-2511

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October 18 2005 at 1:21 PM (1 hour and 35 minutes and 14 seconds later)
         
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i would say you have an electrical problem i had the same thing with my car. the link from the stirring wheel might be bad you should check it out.
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October 18 2005 at 1:28 PM (7 minutes and 7 seconds later)
         
Reply to guillermo's Post: What link? You mean electrical problems? Or am I just looking at the wrong fuse. What is the standard amp(fuse) for turning signals/and hazardous? Is it(5, 7.5, 10, 15, or 20)?
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October 18 2005 at 7:58 PM (6 hours and 29 minutes and 39 seconds later)
         
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October 19 2005 at 7:28 AM (11 hours and 30 minutes and 24 seconds later)
         
i check it out and check back w/ you!
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October 27 2005 at 11:19 AM (8 days and 3 hours later)
         
I need my my $5 credited back. I took my van as instructed to Toyota dealership and left it there a half of day and they charged me $90 to do so. Come to find out it wasn't a electrical problem. It was the flasher relay that needed to be replaced...for only $10.65. Now I'm out almost a $100. Credit me back for $5 for the principle.

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October 27 2005 at 1:02 PM (1 hour and 42 minutes and 18 seconds later)
         
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u never said yes to accepting the answer but you do have the 10 dollars i dont have it
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October 28 2005 at 6:34 AM (17 hours and 32 minutes and 7 seconds later)
         
Reply to guillermo's Post: Of course im not going to accept...please credit my deposit back to my paypal account...you cost me more money than I bargained for as explained in previous message.

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