2000 blazer zr2 clicking under passenger dash??? Please help
#11
Try replacing the hazard switch first. Much cheaper & easier!
98+ Hazard Switch Replacement
Broken Hazard Switch Repair
98+ Hazard Switch Replacement
Broken Hazard Switch Repair
#12
Starting Member
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 169

when I had thhis problem my lights would flash turned out to be my light switch I got one for $5.00 on craigslist from someone parting out a blazer. So you have to find out what switch is going bad
#13
Working thru minor mechanical issues with my 98 S-10.
My turn signal relay switch randomly/annoyingly clicks, sometimes for seconds, other times for a few minutes. It stops slicking when brakes applied.
Wondering if problem is really in the turn signal LEVER on steering column. Could the lever be just loose enough that it sags and makes electrical contact internally just because of road vibration. (tires need balanced/replaced)
The turn signals do not flash at any time when the random clicking is heard.
I already replaced the $14 switch behind the glove box... no fix.
My turn signal relay switch randomly/annoyingly clicks, sometimes for seconds, other times for a few minutes. It stops slicking when brakes applied.
Wondering if problem is really in the turn signal LEVER on steering column. Could the lever be just loose enough that it sags and makes electrical contact internally just because of road vibration. (tires need balanced/replaced)
The turn signals do not flash at any time when the random clicking is heard.
I already replaced the $14 switch behind the glove box... no fix.
#14
Beginning Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Denver
Posts: 11

It is the multi function arm, left side steering column. I had same problem, replacment sloved prob.
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#15
Working thru minor mechanical issues with my 98 S-10.
My turn signal relay switch randomly/annoyingly clicks, sometimes for seconds, other times for a few minutes. It stops slicking when brakes applied.
Wondering if problem is really in the turn signal LEVER on steering column. Could the lever be just loose enough that it sags and makes electrical contact internally just because of road vibration. (tires need balanced/replaced)
The turn signals do not flash at any time when the random clicking is heard.
I already replaced the $14 switch behind the glove box... no fix.
My turn signal relay switch randomly/annoyingly clicks, sometimes for seconds, other times for a few minutes. It stops slicking when brakes applied.
Wondering if problem is really in the turn signal LEVER on steering column. Could the lever be just loose enough that it sags and makes electrical contact internally just because of road vibration. (tires need balanced/replaced)
The turn signals do not flash at any time when the random clicking is heard.
I already replaced the $14 switch behind the glove box... no fix.
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Try replacing the hazard switch first. Much cheaper & easier!
98+ Hazard Switch Replacement
Broken Hazard Switch Repair
98+ Hazard Switch Replacement
Broken Hazard Switch Repair
#16
Tore out the dash to install new radio.
Decided to spray the "heck" out of the emergency flasher p/b with contact spray...be sure to put rag on floor to catch runoff.
Cycled the red p/b about 300 times during the washdown...wallah, no clicking now for over a week.
Thinking the internal contacts inside m/f switch were grimed out.
Saved $137 (at least for now)...
M/F Switch - $137
Contact spray - $3
No clicking - U know the rest...
Decided to spray the "heck" out of the emergency flasher p/b with contact spray...be sure to put rag on floor to catch runoff.
Cycled the red p/b about 300 times during the washdown...wallah, no clicking now for over a week.
Thinking the internal contacts inside m/f switch were grimed out.
Saved $137 (at least for now)...
M/F Switch - $137
Contact spray - $3
No clicking - U know the rest...
#17
Beginning Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 24

Where did you spray the contact spray? What contact spray did you use? I am having the same problem on my 1999 Chevy Blazer. Thanks
#18
Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Wading River, NY (Long Island)
Posts: 378

cleaning your multi-function switch (LOTSA pics) - Automotive Forums .com Car Chat
https://blazerforum.com/forum/showth...=multifunction
The hazard unit is screwed to the Multifunction switch.
https://blazerforum.com/forum/showth...=multifunction
The hazard unit is screwed to the Multifunction switch.
#19
Beginning Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 24

I have a 1999 Chevy Blazer with the radio controls on both sides of the steering wheel. I am trying to replace the multifunction switch. I disconnected the battery and took out the air bag fuse. On both sides of the radio controllers on the steering wheel, I see the clips to push out to release the air bag. I have 1 torx screw and 1 clip on both sides. I see a lot of people posting about 4 clips. I am figuring because this blazer came with the option of the radio controllers also on the steering wheel that this is why I only have 2 clips? I am not sure but would like some help to confirm? Also how to these clips pop out?? I am using a flat head screw driver but have had no luck. Anyone with some information, pictures or video would be greatly appreciated. I can also give my email if this helps. Really want to get this over and done with. Thanks Bernie
#20
Beginning Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 30

A new flasher cost me $12, it was a waste of money! I went down to the local U-Pull-R Parts and paid a $10 yard charge and $2 more for the switch.... Yup $12 total. Of the 10 Blazers they had, only 1 had a switch that was intact, most were chopped off at the lower connectors. It could have taken 15 minutes to pull the part, but the steering column was locked and I had to find someone to loan me a wrench to get at the bolt behind the wheel. The 2nd $12 was a GOOD investment.






