Turns relay
1. The turn signal relay, located under the dashboard in a clip to the left of the steering column, provides the flashing of the turn signal light.
2. During normal operation of the relay, distinct clicks are heard. If the turn signals do not work from either side of the car and no characteristic clicks are heard, the emergency turn signal lamp lights up on the dashboard.
3. If the turn signals are not flashing on both sides of the vehicle, the cause may be a blown fuse, a faulty interrupt circuit, a faulty switch, or open or loose connections in the wiring harness. If, upon inspection of the fuse box, it turns out that the turn signal circuit fuse is blown, check the wiring for a short circuit before installing a new fuse.
4. To replace the relay, simply unplug it from the panel and release it from the clip.
5. Verify that the new relay is identical to the failed one. Before installing a new relay, compare it with a burnt one - they should be the same.
6. Installation of the relay is carried out in the reverse order.
Alarm relay
7. This relay is located in the center of the panel; when it is running, all four turn signals start flashing at the same time.
8. Checking the relay is similar to checking the turn signal relay (see paragraphs 2 and 3).
9. To replace the relay, remove it from the board (see illustration).
7.9. Grabbing the turn signal relay with your hand, remove it from the board
10. Make sure that the new relay is identical in its characteristics to the failed one. Before installing a new relay, compare it with the burnt one.