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Is there a hazard relay on a 97 ford taurus.... my blinkers and bulbs work but my hazards wont go on

By Anonymous Asked Dec 29 2007 11:07AM
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by Old School - In Memory of Harley on Dec 29, 2007 at 11:28 am Permalink

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Yes there is. According to AutoZone, it is located...
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"Behind left hand side of the instrument panel at the left hand side of the steering column"
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A quick perusal of Ford Taurus Owners' forums indicates that the turn signal lever switch (multi-function switch) often fails on these cars.

One or the other is probably your problem.

Good luck.
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