Posted by Stroby on April 22, 2023 at 03:55:59 from (97.73.80.7):
Anybody had the flashers just quit working on one of these? I have checked the fuses, and both bulbs but haven't found the issue yet. The right one (when sitting on the seat) works fine, but the left one is a solid glow. I took the bulb out of the left side, single element, and it looks OK, so I took the one out of the right side and put it in the left side. It just glows. I put the one from the left side in the right side and it flashes. They are both single element bulbs. Thus, no matter which bulb is in the right side, it flashes, but neither works on the left side. This machine is stored inside and all the terminals/sockets are free of rust/corrosion. The directional signals don't work now either. I have a bad feeling a mouse may have got under the instrument panel during the winter but I haven't removed it yet. That's my next move though. Any thoughts? I posted this on the JD link but someone is giving answers pertaining to someone else's post.
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