

| Subject: | Re: Weird electricals |
| From: | mike |
| Date: | Tue, 4 May 1999 23:18:00 -0400 |
Paul if you have a signal blinking at twice the pace you probably have a bad/burnt out blinker bulb, check front and rear and brake lights. It may be a lens cover came loose and allowed water in to short out your bulb socket. worth a look see anyway. mike 87 westy ps when in doubt replace the ignition switch, trust me on this one paul banks wrote: > > I have been having some strange occurances in my '89 Vanagon lately. > > Last week, a buzzer that I assume was the seat belt warning buzzer (I haven't heard it since I bought the van 5 years ago) kept sounding for no apparant reason. It did this intermittantly for a couple of days. I checked all the relays and fuses below the steering wheel to see if they had good contact. > > Now I have my right turn signal blinking at twice the pace as the left signal. I should also mention that last week I also had a problem with the idle stabilizer, but that problem seemed to right itself when I re-connected the idle stabilizer control unit. > > Has anything similar happened to another listmember? Also, how would I check to make sure the relays are functioning properly as I am assuming I have a short somewhere. > > Any help would be appreciated, > > Paul Banks > '89 Vanagon Westfalia > > Signup for your FREE NLL FAN account at http://www.nllfan.com
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