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Jerbee
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Hi there I’m looking for some help with an issue I have with my 1993 cabriolet when I indicate to go left or right the hazard lights come on so far I have replaced ignition switch and flasher relay and checked all the bulbs and now I’m lost as what To go at next or has anyone had this issue any help much appreciated thanks

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When I had this on a ford escort many moons ago it was the stalk unit that had to be replaced. This is also a common issue on french cars. So definitely worth a check. Especially as you've changed everything else. 

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 Hi i had the same problem many years ago on a 1993 2 litre audi coupe.the cars hazards would come on when i indicate either left or right and this would sometimes last for about 2 days then it might not do it again for a month or 2 but would always eventually do it again. The problem turned out to be that there was an old alarm on the car that was intermittent. The garage removed the old alarm and any connections from it to the battery and the car was fine afterwards. This might not be relevant but i had the same problem many years ago on a 1991 mitsubishi colt and the problem with that was a faulty flasher unit. Sometimes tapping the flasher unit would stop the hazards coming on when indicating but eventually i had to replace the flasher unit. I hope this is of any help to you. From IHK 11

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i had the same issue with my coupe and it was the alarm too thatwas the culprit,i disconnected the alarm completely and it never happened since...greg

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Many thanks indeed Gregg. It’s a shame the original poster never returned to the forum, but hopefully the advice given may help someone else at some time. 
Kind regards,

Gareth. 

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no problem gareth,it amazes me when people come on here looking for help and then dont have the courtesy to reply or let us know if the advice was helpful or not.

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