Blinker issue

[YeeHawBro]

So, it's only happening with my right blinker. But the weird part is that the first blink after I hit the brakes is totally normal. But if I really stomp on the brake pedal, it starts blinking super fast. After it rains, it goes crazy fast!

I already swapped out the bulbs and the blinker relay, so that ain't it. So, do you guys know what's going on here? 'Cause I think it might be the brake light switch, or maybe some wires need redoing, and then maybe even a whole new taillight thingy in the back.

Anyone got any ideas or suggestions? This is driving me nuts!

 

[classicman1]

So, it's only happening with my right blinker. But the weird part is that the first blink after I hit the brakes is totally normal. But if I really stomp on the brake pedal, it starts blinking super fast. After it rains, it goes crazy fast!

I already swapped out the bulbs and the blinker relay, so that ain't it. So, do you guys know what's going on here? 'Cause I think it might be the brake light switch, or maybe some wires need redoing, and then maybe even a whole new taillight thingy in the back.

Anyone got any ideas or suggestions? This is driving me nuts!

I think you should go on and check out the wires, you're prolly right about needing some redoing. Or could be the fuse.

 

[dodgeabullet]

So, it's only happening with my right blinker. But the weird part is that the first blink after I hit the brakes is totally normal. But if I really stomp on the brake pedal, it starts blinking super fast. After it rains, it goes crazy fast!

I already swapped out the bulbs and the blinker relay, so that ain't it. So, do you guys know what's going on here? 'Cause I think it might be the brake light switch, or maybe some wires need redoing, and then maybe even a whole new taillight thingy in the back.

Anyone got any ideas or suggestions? This is driving me nuts!

It sounds like you might be dealing with a classic moisture or grounding problem. If things start acting up more after rain and heavy braking,I'd recommend checking the tail light housing for any water and taking a look at the ground wire for corrosion. Nice job on already swapping the bulbs and the relay! While you're at it,it might be worth testing that brake light switch too. I hope it turns out to be an easy fix

 

[Nomad1]

If the problem is moisture, you're gonna be taking apart that taillight and resealing it. If you're not into the hassle, try to find a used one, preferably that doesn't leak

 

[amberisthecolor]

Thanks for the suggestions here. my mom's Durango is having the same issue. will try these!

 

[GOOD MOLECULES]

So, it's only happening with my right blinker. But the weird part is that the first blink after I hit the brakes is totally normal. But if I really stomp on the brake pedal, it starts blinking super fast. After it rains, it goes crazy fast!

I already swapped out the bulbs and the blinker relay, so that ain't it. So, do you guys know what's going on here? 'Cause I think it might be the brake light switch, or maybe some wires need redoing, and then maybe even a whole new taillight thingy in the back.

Anyone got any ideas or suggestions? This is driving me nuts!

What's the update on this? Considering the suggestions of the people here. I also figured it's a moisture problem and that's quite complicated to deal with. But it looks like you're a handy person anyway, so it would not be that difficult as opposed to when done by a normal person.