Spikebrian

Hey I was driving home tonight and noticed my blinkers weren't working(had a buddy confirm they weren't working). Headlights, alarm, radio, brake lights and hazards are working.

I haven't checked the fuses yet because it's 2 in the morning.

Are the blinkers on a separate fuse? Or does this sound more in the line of a broken wire or bad switch, they were working earlier that day.
89 f150 xlt lariat 5.0 ext cab.

cheecks

dude, what i know from my 91 is that when my turn signals aint working, its becuz ym bulbs in that back are loose, and only in the back never had a problem for the front ones, just back since they are new tail lights, and i do beleive they are different fuses, but i can go out to my truck and check for you

cheecks

ok its going to be the number 5 fuse directly below number 1 fuse, and yes completly different fuse from all the other stuff you were mentioning

Spikebrian

It's not the bulbs, blinkers aren't working on the dash either.
My hazards and break lights work fine.
I'm leaning towards a fuse, so i guess i'll find out in the morning, i didnt know if it would be on a separate fuse, because with my 92 ranger the radio, break lights, blinkers and hazards were on the same fuse....but i guess we're talkin older f150 now.

So number fuse number 5 I'll be seeing you in the morning thanks for the input cheecks.

cheecks

welcome anytime, and yes different fuse

Spikebrian

well, I did end up checking the fuses they were fine. The problem ended up being the blinker flasher, 4.99 and i have blinkers again, wahoo.

cheecks

well good thing you figured it out

jhelrey

I was going to say your blinker fluid might be low! :-)

Spikebrian

Well actually the rotary girder attached to my max flight module was causing my flux capacitor to short out!