Before you take it in... try disconnecting the connector and then plugging it back in again... Could be just a little corrosion in the connector socket...Thanks Greywolf, I had to Google "marginal connection"
I did check the connector you spoke and it is tight and not discolored. I think this issue is over my head. I may have to take it to the dealer and hope for one they know what they are doing and two they don't rape me over the coals for this.
Thanks for your help.
I was thinking that a high-resistance connection at either of them might cause the effect he's seeing (much as one bad bulb might).I was under the impression both lights were out on one side. If that is the case, both would have to be disconnected.
I thought they were both still lit; just flashing rapidly. I think a bad connection anywhere in the left-side circuit could cause that behavior, but maybe I misunderstood something.The other one would still light though.
Or maybe I did, so I'll ask. Is the left side totally dark, flashing one bulb or flashing both at an odd rate?I thought they were both still lit; just flashing rapidly. I think a bad connection anywhere in the left-side circuit could cause that behavior, but maybe I misunderstood something.