Ive been chasing a turn signal issue for weeks. Originally it popped a right turn fuse. I replaced the fuse and it was fine for 2 weeks then blew again. Ever since it has blown instantly. If I’m sitting at home on a very rare occasion I can manage to get the signal to work fine no issues. When it blows it kills the right brake light on the tractor as well. But the brake lights work fine if you replace the fuse and don’t use the turn signal. I pulled all the turn lights off found no issues. Unplugged each one individually looking for a short in the light itself. Found nothing changed. I pulled apart all the wiring at the back. Nothing there. Looked along the frame rail. Didn’t see anything to the eye that would be a problem. I checked the column from top to the bottom and found nothing. Wires behind the fuse panel look good too. Sometimes what it will do instead of blowing a fuse, if you turn the hazards on it will flash the left side and flash the right side (on the dash only) once every 30 seconds. Then goes back to blowing a fuse later. The truck has had other minor electrical issues as well such as the sleeper blower motor turning on even if the dash is off, a minor back feed into the sleeper ceiling light on occasion, and when I first bought the truck the radio and cb and auxiliary lights on the side used to shut off randomly on the road but wouldn’t kill the motor. So idk if these are all related or not but I’m most concerned with finding my turn signal issue. Peterbilt says there’s no relay or flasher for a 2007. Just the module above the radio and the switch on the column. I’d gladly replace a switch if that was the problem but would the switch really make it blow the fuse when you use the hazards but not touch the turn switch itself? Any help would be awesome guys.
379 turn signal problems
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by HammerTransport, May 26, 2021.
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Signal Stat worn out ?
Take it off and take apart and clean it up inside .
Try using new dielectric grease in it -
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The little handle some use to signal a lane change.
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All lights work? Have you taken the trailer light cord apart and checked the ends for corrosion or bare touching wires? Could be in your turn signal switch on the column. And check the wires where it tilts and telescopes. When its working fine start wiggling wires. Frustrating I'm sure
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