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turn signal flasher
on my last outing my turn signals and 4 way flasher stopped working .. I pulled back the front switch/instrument panel and dont see anything that looks like a flasher that I am used to seeing. I also looked in the upper electrical panel by the drivers side no luck there either .if someone who has a xl around mine (95) would listen to a approximate location and let me know the location sure would be nice ..
thanks Dave
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Have you looked in engine compartment box over motor? Marathon also has a box in engine compartment that wires your trailer plug. Could be near chassis batteries. Its small light grey in color
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Aweew! I forgot about that box
! thanks
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on my -95 the flasher is under the dash, just left or right of the steering column alum. box about 1.5 X 1.5 X 2.25 inches
Glenn
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Hi – The same thing just happened to me earlier this year, but it was intermittent at first, then completely inoperative. Symptoms were that everything else worked on the stalk (wipers, etc), just the Left/Right and 4-way flashers didn’t work at all.
The problem is the flasher relay. I’m attaching 2 photos; one of the original and one of the replacements.
They are available from Prevost for $76.71 USD plus shipping, Prevost Part # 562513. Also available online and via eBay.
The relay is located under the dash just to the left of your right knee as you sit in the driver’s seat, and is a quick and easy fix. I think it took a screwdriver and maybe a pair of pliers? Fast and done and works like a charm.
Good Luck!
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Thanks all .. will order and install
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How do you register to buy parts from directly from Prevost?
I went to prevostcar.com (https://www.prevostcar.com/open-new-account)
but need ‘microsoft office’ (which I don’t have) to download the registration form.
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You must have an account set up with Prevost to order parts, but it is mostly just for registration, as I understand it. It isn’t a credit account necessarily.
You can call parts at 1-800-621-5519 to set up the account, which doesn’t take very long to do.
Another option would be to download and install Open Office, which supports MS Word but is free to the public. More work, but also gives you a suite of office programs.
John
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