Signal Problems

[LarryE]

Just got my 03 tails in and installed them on my 99...

 

Note: All the lights worked perfectly before installation.

 

 

All the lights checked out fine except the signal lights, they will not work now on either side OR the front, and even the indicator lights in the cluster will not light up

 

Note2: The hazard lights will still work.

 

 

From the tech manual on these trucks from what I can tell, the hazard and signals are on the same circuti, so shouldn't both not work.

 

I'm positive everything is plugged in tight on the power block under the bed, but I'm going to double check this evening (but if they wasn't none of the lights should work should they?)

 

 

I know someone here is smart enuff to help me figure this shiz out

[chevy4x4trucks]

I know someone here is smart enuff to help me figure this shiz out

Try to get a hold of Jason Pendlum.  If anyone would know it would be him.

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[LarryE]

true...   I'm gonna try new fuses this evening...  according to the Hayne's Manuals there is fuses for the signal  so that may do it   if not I'll go from there.

[RyanbabZ71]

no one uses turn signals.  I thought newer cars didnt come equipped with them

 

If you really need signals roll down the window and use arm signals    

[Shaners]

Things might not be quite the same between your '99 and the '03.  I saw a topic in the LD forum about how the wiring for an Electronic Brake Controller wasn't the same as last years trucks.  So maybe some of the other curcuits aren't identical either ???

[nonstop]

Did you get the 03 wiring harness for them too?

[asepgrad98]

for a 99:

 

Turn Signal lamps

When the ignition switch is in the run position and the turn/hazard switche is in a turn position, voltage is supplied from the TURN fuse through the turn/hazard switch to the turn/hazard flasher, CKT 1696. The flasher then passes current back to the turn/hazard switch in an intermittent on and off pattern, CKT 1697. From the turn/hazard switch, voltage is supplied to the LT TURN or the RT TURN fuse, CKT 14 or CKT 15. From the fuse voltage is supplied to the respective lamps on CKT 2114 left or CKT 2115 right.

 

Hazard Lamps

When the turn/hazard switch is in the hazard position, voltage is supplied from the HAZ LP fuse at all times through the turn/hazard switch to the turn/hazard flasher, CKT 1508. The flasher then passes current back to the turn/hazard switch in an intermittent on off pattern, CKT 1697. From the turn/hazard switch, voltage is supplied to the LT TURN and the RT TURN fuse, CKT 14 or CKT 15. From the fuse, voltage is supplied to the respective lamps on CKT 2114 left and CKT 2115 right.

 

 

after reading that i would say you blew teh TURN fuse

[LarryE]

nope nope and nope      

 

 

there was dirt around the connector,  unhooked em all  cleaned the power block off and they work now

[95whtZR2]

Can you post a pic of what your truck looks like now? Just curious how it looks on that body style.

 

Thanks,

 

Tom

[LarryE]

just posted some daytime shots in the picture board,  plus theres some from last night

[95whtZR2]

I just looked at the pics, pretty cool, I also posted requesting some shots from a distance if possible.

Thanks,

 

Tom