The left turn signal indicator lamp is connected via the orange-white wire, the right lamp via the brown-white wire to terminal 5 and, respectively, 6 of the hazard warning switch and there from terminal 4 to terminal 5 of the turn signal lever switch. Thus, each indicator lamp receives a positive charge of electric current from the turn signal switch and flashes in the same rhythm with the turned-on side of the turn signals.
Even if the indicator lamps burn out, the light relay continues to work normally, but the lamp should still be replaced, despite the clearly audible ticking of the relay.
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Checking the turn signal indicator (Renault 19)
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