1. Check Signal Bulbs:
- Ensure the indicator light bulbs in the front and rear are working properly. Replace any burnt-out bulbs.
2. Check Electrical Connections:
- Inspect the wiring and electrical connections related to the indicators. Make sure there are no loose wires, damaged connectors, or corrosion. Clean or repair the connections as needed.
3. Inspect Indicator Switch:
- Check the indicator switch located on the steering column. Ensure the switch functions correctly and is not stuck.
4. Flash Relay Test:
- The Mitsubishi 380 uses a flasher relay to control the blinking of the indicators. Check the relay by tapping on it. If the indicators start functioning normally, replace the flasher relay.
5. Test Continuity:
- Use a multimeter to test the continuity of the indicator circuits. Ensure there are no breaks in the wiring that prevent the current flow.
6. Consult Workshop Manual:
- Refer to the Mitsubishi 380 workshop manual for specific troubleshooting and repair instructions related to the indicators.
7. Seek Professional Assistance:
- If you are uncomfortable with electrical repairs or if the issue persists, it's best to consult a qualified automotive electrician or visit a Mitsubishi dealership for further diagnosis and repair.
Remember to take safety precautions when working with electrical systems, such as disconnecting the battery before performing any repairs.
