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VwcaddyTJ V need help with Caddy 1981 fuse diagram I posted picture need to know were's the turn signal flasher relay thanks CF #1 · Jun 19, 2019 need help with Caddy 1981 fuse diagram I posted picture need to know were's the turn signal flasher relay thanks CF

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1 Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Jun 20, 2019 I dug out the Bentley for this one and had to turn it upside down to make things make sense. If I have it figured correctly the turn signal relay is the same as the emergency flashers. The big black one in the upper right hand corner of your picture. Try the hazards first and if they work then try the turn signals. If they don't work you may be looking at the switch under the steering wheel. But before you go yanking that take the cover off the bottom of the steering wheel and perhaps you can unplug and replug the longer black strip onto its pins. While there snug up all of them you can see. Headlights, wiper, and signals. Doesn't sound like the ignition plug is the problem but might try to seat it on better too. #3 · Jun 20, 2019 If the 4-way flashers work, but the turns don't then that is usually a fuse issue, if the turns work but the flashers/hazards don't that is also a fuse issue they use two fuses for the things one for the flashers (lower number) and one for the turns (higher number). You need to down load Chris's electric pages. http://chris.chemidl.in/vw-wiring-diagram-pdf-1982-1983-1984/ Oh, and a Generic or a Wagner signal flasher won't work. Section 3 is for caddy's Moved your post to the older Rabbit forum. #4 · Aug 21, 2019 I have the same fuse box in my ‘81 pickup. I just got the truck and it’s missing the flasher relay. Is 111953227D or 1H0953227 the flasher relay I should be looking for?... where is a good source for new ones? I know generic and Wagner are no good, but what are good brands other than OEM?... I’m finding Meyle, Uro and some other random German brands. I’m pretty sure Uro stuff is junk. Thanks! #5 · Aug 22, 2019

Lev16gt said: Is 111953227D or 1H0953227 the flasher relay I should be looking for?... where is a good source for new ones? Click to expand...

Any chance you have a local yard you can pull one from? Our junk yards, ehm Salvage Yards, cost ya 5 to get in and that applies to any purchases that day. Most relays are only 2 to 5 bucks. You already know most replacements are not going to last like OEM. So go find one. Show more replies 0 Reply #7 · Aug 22, 2019 (Edited) www.cabby-info.com has the relay part numbers. most any flasher from a like year will work ie: Passat, Jetta, 84-89 Golf, Cabriolet from 79-93. VW #111953227D, 191953227A;1H0953227 Meyle #1009530012 cabby-info.com covers all things Cabriolet, but the Cabby was Euro based and not Westy based some things are similar but most electrical are different as they are westy's...

#8 · Aug 22, 2019 Awesome! Thank you, sir! Insert Quotes Post Reply

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