Caterham SV--Directional Signal Flasher Module?

[Taber10]

OK, its a given that I'm not very mechanically inclined, so I'm looking for help. My directional (turn signal) flasher quit working last weekend while I was at a show in New Orleans, in the rain! I have removed the switch, checked it for continuity, checked the fuse, and verified the emergency (four way) flasher works--which verifies the bulbs, wiring, etc. Skip informs me that the four way flasher module does not affect the directional flashers, so I must have another flasher module. It does not APPEAR to be located near the fuse box. Does anyone know where I should look for the directional flasher on a 2007 Caterham SV? I have tried, with my limited physical mobility and an inspection mirror to search under the dash with nothing located. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[yellowss7]

Hi Tabor, On my yellow 2000 S3 when the signals stopped working the Blatchat guys in the UK said that the fix was to toggle the flasher switch a bunch of times. Believe it or not it actually worked. Don't know if will on your car based on what Skip said, but it doesn't cost anything or time to give it a try.

 

Just toggle the flasher switch off and on quickly for a minute or so. Hope it works for you as it did for me. Tom

[breezy7]

Looking a the the wiring diagram the turns signal runs through the hazard switch (insert favorite Lucas joke here). These posts may give you some direction #5 in particular http://www.usa7s.net/vb/showthread.php?8819-turn-signals-and-hazards-stopped-working&highlight=turn+signals

 

http://www.usa7s.net/vb/showthread.php?10401-Flasher-Relay-Location

[glenntwincam]

just checked our car . turn signal & hazard flasher use same "relay". it's second one from top on our fuse panel. also a bit larger than the other 4 relays.