bograham2007 said:
Changed bulbs tonight still had the issue
Notice with the blinker flashing i can here clicking in fuse box under hood but No relay and cant pin point clicking
I was at my limit try to get to bulbs what a P.I.T.A
Do you know if having a light out could cause this issue just wondering
Well, the net is closing.
Read plenty of reports that black, rectangular flasher modules used to be mounted on the back-side of the fuse block, located on the driver's side of dash. Decided to have a look-see:
Removed dash panel, below the steering wheel.
Removed cover from fuse block, on side of dash.
Using screw driver, depressed 2 mounting tabs, then pulled fuse block from side of dash: (
drum roll)
No modules on back of block.
So, with the fuse block & BCM in plain view, turned ignition to "
ON," then engaged turn signal.
Could hear the turn signal, but the sound wasn't coming from the fuse block, or BCM. It was a sound
effect, that appeared to be emanating from the front-door speaker.
Popped the hood: A clicking could be heard, but it didn't appear to be coming from any of the relays in the underhood fuse block. More like it was coming from
beneath the block.
As crazy as all this may sound, it actually backs up what's been chronicled in many internet posts: No one can find the modules. No one can figure out where the sounds are coming from.
Wanted to remove underhood fuse block, but it's 10 degrees outside. Will have to wait for warmer weather.
With all of that out of the way, let's re-consider the diagram that was thoughtfully provided. The hidden lines on the schematic suggest there's something lurking beneath the underhood fuse block.
Whether it's a traditional type of relay, or an electronic noise maker, it's probably worth looking into.