What is the situation when one turn signal flashes faster than the other?

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The faster-flashing turn signal occurs because the other light is damaged, resulting in higher voltage passing through, causing one to flash faster or slower. Here is an introduction to the related content: 1. One of the turn signals is damaged: The faster-flashing turn signal is due to the other light being faulty, causing higher voltage to pass through, resulting in one flashing faster or slower. 2. Check the bulbs: It is necessary to check whether the two bulbs meet the power and voltage requirements as per factory specifications. Also, check if the bulbs have been replaced and ensure they are installed according to the factory condition. Below is extended information about turn signals: 1. Control method: Turn signals are controlled by a flasher relay or control module to regulate their flashing. 2. Function of turn signals: To alert pedestrians or other vehicles of the intended turning direction. They also indicate overtaking and lane-changing directions. When both left and right turn signals flash simultaneously, it indicates an emergency situation to alert other vehicles.