Is there an actual flasher unit for the turn signals, or is it integral to the multifunction switch?? My TJ is a 2001. Thanks!
Is it the square black part to the right of the hazard button?
Why, yes it is!Is it the square black part to the right of the hazard button?
Roughly, right in front of and above your right knee on the firewall behind the dash assuming a left hand drive.Where is it on a 98?
it is under the dash next to the steering column, turn on the blinkers and listen for the clicking!Where is it on a 98?
Well I finally got all my led bulbs and correct flasher. The flasher is a little hard to get to and bolted down too. It’s not on the firewall per the previous replyit is under the dash next to the steering column, turn on the blinkers and listen for the clicking!
Just realize if you replace the side marker incandescent bulbs with LEDs they won't work right with the LEDs. That circuit reverses current flow direction when the headlights are turned on/off and LED bulbs don't allow current flow in the other direction like incandescent bulbs do.Well I finally got all my led bulbs and correct flasher. The flasher is a little hard to get to and bolted down too. It’s not on the firewall per the previous reply
Just realize if you replace the side marker incandescent bulbs with LEDs they won't work right with the LEDs. That circuit reverses current flow direction when the headlights are turned on/off and LED bulbs don't allow current flow in the other direction like incandescent bulbs do.
One would almost think there is a diode involved.
Hello folks. Im not well versed in auto electric systems. Basically, is there an additional part or parts i need to get to have the marker lights illuminate properly? I bought the flasher relay and LEDs for the rear lights. Do i need anything else for the front? Thanks in advance!
My 2005 Jeep Wrangler TJ turn signals left and right make a long clicking noise also with the hazardit is under the dash next to the steering column, turn on the blinkers and listen for the clicking!