Hazard flashing when they shouldn't be!
I have an odd problem with my 2001 Boxster S 6spd. When I start up the car, my hazards flash even though the button isn't activated. It doesn't happen all the time but 90% of the time it does.
Any ideas? Brian :) |
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Pull the button fuse/relay... see if it still flashes. That might narrow it down. Don't leave us hanging... report back. :cheers: |
Turns out the issue was from a negative/ground cable on my battery not being fullly connected on the battery. Tighting things up and the flashing hazards issue has gone away!
Brian :) |
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Happy Thanksgiving, neighbor. |
Well just when I thought it was safe to go back into the water... Took the Boxster out for a Sunday afternoon drive and again the hazard lights popped on. I noticed that while this was going on my door locks unlocked and I couldn't relock them from the center button. If I push the hazzard button on the dash, it doesn't stop the flashing but reduces the delay (super fast flash).
Going to pull that flash relay and see what happens. Ill report back. Brian :) |
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Keep us posted. Good luck! |
Door locks and hazard lights both having an issue makes me think that there is moisture in the Central Locking System module (Immobilizer box) under the driver's seat. Slide the seat forward and pull up the carpet enough at the back firewall to see if the carpet padding is damp.
If you catch it early the module can often be dried and cleaned before real damage is done. |
When I read your post my first thought was 'Bad ground". Guess I was wrong.
This will be no help. My '84 Alfa spider went though a similar issue years ago...put on the brakes and the flashers would flash. Found a ground in the rear trunk by the drivers tail light that was bad. It looked 100% fine. I got lucky and bumped the wire by accident while troubleshooting. |
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