2003 Int 4300 Rollback turn signal issues

Discussion in 'International Forum' started by Butterfli_13, Nov 1, 2014.

  1. Butterfli_13

    Butterfli_13 Bobtail Member

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    We have a 2003 International 4300 Rollback and are currently having problems with the right turn signal....sometimes it is working fine and then out of the blue it will just not work...if the key is turned of and then back on it seems that it's reset it somehow and it will begin working again. I'm in the dark here..we have looked at the wiring and everything seems to be fine. Please if anyone can gimme some suggestions or if have run into this same problem?? Thanks so very much!
     
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  3. wore out

    wore out Numbered Classic

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    Try wiggling the lever when it isn't working. I have a 98 that the turn signal switch was bad and acted very similar. I could hold the lever just right it would work. I will warn you they are pricey
     
  4. Heavyd

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    If cycling the key seems to temporarily fix it, you likely have a short in the right turn circuit somewhere. The lights are computer controlled. There are no fuses. The lights are powered directly out of the body controller. The body controller has the ability to sense the amount of amperage draw on each circuit. When it senses too much amperage draw it will disable the circuit from working until the next key cycle. Check your right turn wiring and lights for any shorts or areas where the wiring may be rubbing the chassis. You can leave the signal lights on and wiggle the wiring while watching the lights. When they quit working you will be close to the bad spot. Hopefully it is an easy find.
     
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