1. Access the Fuse Box: Open the hood of your car and locate the fuse box. Some models might require removing a plastic cover.
2. Locate the Blinker Relay: The blinker relay is usually a small, box-shaped component within the fuse box. It's often marked with a "TURN" or "FLASHER" label.
3. Remove the Old Relay: Gently pull or pry the old relay straight up and out of its socket.
4. Insert the New Relay: Align the new relay with the socket and gently press down until it clicks into place. Make sure it is securely seated.
5. Test the Blinkers: Turn on your ignition to test the blinker function. Activate the left and right turn signals to ensure the indicators are working correctly.
6. Reinstall the Fuse Box Cover: If you removed any covers or panels, reinstall them securely.
Note: Some vehicles might have different locations or access methods for the blinker relay. If you're unsure or don't feel comfortable performing this task, it's best to consult your vehicle's owner manual or seek assistance from a qualified mechanic.
