dave17
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was driving along last night, and noticed my inducators weren working. so pulled over and tested em, no joy. so switched on hazards, worked fine  wiggled the ignition around a bit, stil wont work. so then check the brake lights, theyve stopped too, but rear lights work also. so wtf is goin on?? checked al the fuses- there al ok.
hmmm
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broster
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Originally posted by Dave17
was driving along last night, and noticed my inducators weren working. so pulled over and tested em, no joy. so switched on hazards, worked fine wiggled the ignition around a bit, stil wont work. so then check the brake lights, theyve stopped too, but rear lights work also. so wtf is goin on?? checked al the fuses- there al ok.
hmmm
you actually do that! i do it to, if it dont work i shake it abit lol!
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dave17
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yeh i gave the top and bottom of the steering column a few smacks aswel jus for good measure. its not fun driving at night with no brake lights and indicators i tel the 
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broster
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i was following someone on the m1 with their brake light on constantly the other day, nearly rear ended them several times! you checked the fuses you say. try the little brake switch on the pedle?
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dave17
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i haven checked that, but something has to be wrong coz my indicators are out too, im a wee bit baffled
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waynep
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same problem with mine
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broster
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Originally posted by corsa-crazy
same problem with mine
you have no headlights! that will be the problem
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broster
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dodgy earth? chatnge the inditcator stalk?
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3CorsaMeal
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was gonna say that it could be the earth, can u hear the relay clicking?
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mjw_2k2
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^ relay should click! check the 4 red lighting fuses though cos it got me once, i thought they were all ok, but one wasnt and stopped left side of me car lights working! i even replaced the lights on buzzer cos that stopped working!
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Visionz
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If its a fuse it really shoulda only knocked out one side of the car, otherwise it was a powersurge more than likely.
As prev said you should be able to hear the relay clicking
And also if its a bad earth it can be a bastard to find if the wiring joins the loom (which i dont know if it does or not on Vauxs)
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dave17
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i dont hear the relay click tho, think thats probably buggered!?
goin 2 have a look now 
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Ian
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Hazards are on a different fuse.
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dave17
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replaced the indicator relay and brake light fuse. job done 
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3CorsaMeal
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sorted
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