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    Default TA22 Electrical issues

    I've got an annoying thing that started happening the last month or two with my car. When I drive with my headlights on, the indicators stop blinking. Is this some sort of energy drain; what would cause it?

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    Default Re: TA22 Electrical issues

    Oh no Bad case of a killer bad earth!

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    Default Re: TA22 Electrical issues

    Yep, Bad earth, probably through your indicators somewhere.
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    Default Re: TA22 Electrical issues

    Damn, I thought I'd fixed that. They used to blow a fuse every time I tried to turn left. Guess the right ones gone too.

    (point of interest) the wiring going to the left front mounted indicator had been soldered onto the bulb. Guess the previous owner found this problem too.
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    Default Re: TA22 Electrical issues

    That sounds dodgy bad......

    Best you be pulling out that indicator and replacing it.
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    Default Re: TA22 Electrical issues

    i'd be checking the whole car for dodgy bits if thats the case... nothing like wiring shorts when you're driving...

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    Default Re: TA22 Electrical issues

    Check the tailight earth that bolts below where the boot lid latches, i killed that earth by puttin shit in the boot, it did the same thing as what you are describing. Oh, and any soldering of wires is dodgy in a car unless it is to a printed circuit board which is rubber mounted to remove vibrations.

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