went out this morning and had indicators, got back to car ten hours later after being drowned three times in a helicopter crash simulater. whislt turning upsidedown straped in with a full harness and windows in whilst filled up with water. then trying to bring back a right dummy back to life,only to reliese that ur never going to bring them back to life cas one he was never alive anyway, and even if you did manage it he woulnt thank you for it once he relised hes got no arms no legs and probley a full rack of broken ribs. then of to get out safely of a container or two filled with black smoke so you cant see your noise, or nothing esle for that matter.

oh yer sorry to diverse, to come out ten hours later to no indicators. but will work when hazard is on so fuse check tomorow.

I HATE the Offshore survival course.

That bloody helicopter dunking is worse than 7 day FiFi course.

My bet is on the hazard switch not seating properly...

ill check this tommorow as well as i was pulling the dash apart yesterday, very good J,P

Mine can be intermittent as well - I find a quick flash of the hazards brings them back to life again :)

Thanks guys thats the indicators back on line.cheers

Mine can be intermittent as well - I find a quick flash of the hazards brings them back to life again :)

 

My indicators are just the same, the things come on then go off, come on and then go off and this just repeats infinitely............:whistling:.

LOL.. there is always at least one comedian... :)

Maybe you have some poo stuck somewhere.

It's quite a common issue. The rear part of the pod that the hazard switch mounts to tends to break (normally due to incorrect screws), which moves the position of the switch and can cause it to foul/stick.