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TheMonkfood
2 years ago

Can be, for example, a muffled plantine (backlight) or a dying pear

Verofant
2 years ago

Wackel contact in a pear, probably in front.

IXXIac
2 years ago

Hello

the E46 has nmE still a real analog flash relay that the flash frequency provides information about the resistance of the circuit or the state of the light bulb and ground connection.

High-frequency flashing but nmK only makes the AHK flash relay with C2 contact.

Warning blists were usually seperate circuits with their own flash relays that even at 9 volts still flashes

In more than 90s, the progammed relays with “tipp function” came to overtake

T3Fahrer
2 years ago

First of all, get a used relay to try. Otherwise, I would control the incandescent lamps and the bases, whether there is oxidation somewhere, which could possibly lead to intermittent failures. Ultimately, the blinker lever can also have any problem, but this will tend to be a bit more complicated to exchange, so that would be my last attempt.