Why Can't the Hazard Lights Turn On?

[LaHarrison]

If the hazard lights cannot be turned on, it may be due to a short circuit, and repairs may be necessary. Check the circuit: Disconnect the hazard warning light switch connector. Use a voltmeter to measure the voltage on terminal 8 of the hazard warning light switch. Check if the battery voltage on connector terminal 8 matches the specified value, which is 11-14 volts. Method for replacing the bulb: First, remove the flasher from the vehicle. The flasher is located below the engine head (you can locate it by listening for the sound). You will need to remove the engine head first, then take off the air conditioning control panel. Once you find the flasher, remove the bracket, unplug the wiring harness, and then take out the flasher. Remove one first and check at an electronics market for a replacement. Purchase a relay of the same size. Then remove the other relay, trim any excess pins on the new relay, and install it.