unvmyxj

Just started happening out of the blue. The hazards work fine but when I hit the blinker it just stays solid. All bulbs are fine. I am guessing a flasher but wouldnt that cause hazards to stop as well? Thanks

ZINGGG

Disregard this comment about a clock spring, I did not read your original post right. It does sound like a bad flasher

unvmyxj

Clock spring? Do you have any more info? Thanks

N8N

Not sure about an XJ in particular but on most vehicle the hazards use a different flasher from the turn signals, so a bad flasher is still a possibility.

no rdplz

sounds like the relay (gray block) that's under the headlight switch is bad.

unvmyxj

Any pics of said relay?

SHANE 87

sounds like a flasher and i believe the turn signals and the hazard lights are on different flashers

jessiejames33

If all the fuses are good there may be a bad wire somewhere

Cherokeeper

I am currently having the exact same problem with my 92 xj. My left blinkers work and my flashers work. But my right blinker stays solid. Ive been told to check the relay located just under the steering column and to the left. You should be able to hear it when the turn signal is on. Im am going to be checking mine.

unvmyxj

Ah fixed it! My relay was loose :P

Cherokeeper

Did you have to take the panel off under the steering column to get to the flasher?

unvmyxj

Nope.

craig gardner

My left blinker would turn on My hazards and it still does once in a blue moon .we saw a jeep in ny doin it too last month too so I knew they were turning left Haha

DrShaggford

This problem ^^ sounds like a bad 4way switch to me.

CPLSeraphim

@Cherokeeper- check your grounds. If your right blinker is flashing, and your left just stays solid, it is clearly something independant of that light, after the flasher. Does your front and rear stay solid? Or just one? I think if the ground is messed up on one, where it won't blink, it may make the other stay solid, as they work together (except for when one is burnt out...)