I feel you. Sometimes I wonder if these problems are just Chevy’s way of keeping us involved in our vehicles! Haha!
I’ve noticed my Chevy blinker isn’t making noise either. I think it might be a blown fuse. I’ve had success replacing fuses myself - not tough at all!
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That’s a great point! If it’s not a fuse, check the flasher relay. It’s often the culprit, and they’re usually easy to replace.
I had my blinker stop making noise too. Just so you guys know, repairs can cost anywhere from $10 to $100 depending on the problem. Always good to have a budget in mind!
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That’s a reasonable range! I’d also recommend trying a local mechanic first; they might give you a free estimate if you’re friendly about it!
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It could just be a bad bulb or connection. Checking the rear lights can sometimes reveal issues – who knows, it might be an easy fix!
True! Sometimes the simplest things are overlooked. But when do you know to call a pro? I don’t want to make it worse.
You know what they say, if it starts to smell like burnt plastic, it’s time to seek professional help! Best to avoid costly mistakes!
Reflecting back, I’ve dealt with this issue and it took some trial and error. It was satisfying to fix it eventually, though I learned my limits!