2015 Rogue with working exterior turn signals and 4 way emergency lights. However no indicator lights on dash for turn signals and 4 ways.
Also no high beam indicator light on dash and no sounds from flasher relay. Any ideas or thoughts and where is the flasher located in the SUV.
Thank you!
Turn signals issues
Flasher/turn signal relay
Can someone tell me the location of the flasher/turn signal relay on a 2015 Rogue?
Thank you
Thank you
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Re: Flasher/turn signal relay
If you mean the flasher module itself - there isn't one. It's embedded in the ECM.
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Re: Turn signals issues
Here at NICO, we have Factory Service Manuals available free to members.
EDIT: Is this a 1st or 2nd gen Rogue?
Did you make any changes/modifications to your car? Has this happened before?
Try disconnecting the battery for at least a half hour. It's akin to turning your home computer off and on.
How to Tell If You Have a Faulty ECU
How Much Should You Pay for ECU Repairs?
You should expect to pay between $150 and $300 at a local repair shop or service center just to have the ECU inspected and tested. In many cases, the faulty ECU can be repaired or reprogrammed, and this type of repair will usually run between $300 to $750, depending on the make and model of your vehicle. In the unfortunate event that you need to actually replace the ECU, you should add about $500 to $600 to the cost of the part for labor to install and program the new ECU.
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Re: Flasher/turn signal relay
Awesome! Thank you!So just a small hammer is needed to make the adjustment!
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