the indicator?
if you have an electrical fuel pump can sometimes do that
I believe it to be the airbag (passenger) making that humming sound
under the dashboard under the dashboard
Honey, the turn signal relay in a Geo Tracker is usually located under the dashboard on the driver's side. You might have to do a little yoga to reach it, but it's there. Just follow the clicking sound when you turn on your blinker, and you'll find that little bugger in no time.
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its located under the front right head light. dont worry about the clicking sound its your relay.
I just had this happen- I disconnected the battery to try and reset the ECU, and when I plugged it back the clicking started. Apparently it was the remote door lock- just try unlocking/locking your car a few times and see if that helps.
The "clicking sound" is probably a circuit breaker. If so, you have a short, or overload, in the wiring somewhere.
There is an in-game menu to turn up the sound try making sure that you have the setting correct there, you can find this under the spanner icon, then clicking the microphone icon.
The flasher relay for a 1980 Mercedes-Benz 280SL is typically located under the dashboard, near the steering column. To access it, you may need to remove the lower dashboard cover. The relay is usually a small cylindrical or rectangular component that can be identified by its connections and the clicking sound it makes when the turn signals are activated. Always refer to the vehicle's service manual for precise location and identification.
Under the dash on the drivers side; Turn on the turn signal (if it works) and follow the clicking sound.
hey does that clicking make your truck not run right as it clicks?? i have a same problem, dash light go nuts truck doesnt shift right or run right, tack and all gages go crazy!