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Turn Signals and Brake lights cease to function.

Posted September 4, 201311 yr

comment_431082

New here... I have a 51,320 2-owner 1972 240z and love it! But... the brake lights and turn signals have quit. Here is what works;

Headlights Hi/Low beams

Parking lights

Running lights

Hazard Lights

Looking for suggestions on what to do.

Thanks.

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September 4, 201311 yr

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September 5, 201311 yr

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Hazard Switch ? Brake Light ? Turn Signal Circuit Analysis | Fiddling With Z Cars

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