Thread: Passenger Mirror Turn Signal Not Working

If you are certain that the bulb itself is fine, I'd suggest you grab a multimeter and a wiring diagram. Other than that you won't see where it comes from.

The mirrors have LEDs and they are not supposed to burn out. I have not been able to access the point where the LEDs get current. My Bentley manual describes the opening of a light my car doesn't have. Does anyone know how to access the LED so I can test to see if it is getting signal to Flash?

LEDs can burn out. Especially if moisture got in there. Just a thought.

Agreed, I've replaced a few of those mirror lights.

Quote: Originally Posted by jayreading The mirrors have LEDs and they are not supposed to burn out. I have not been able to access the point where the LEDs get current. My Bentley manual describes the opening of a light my car doesn't have. Does anyone know how to access the LED so I can test to see if it is getting signal to Flash? Who told you that led ...

OK - I will replace the light. Now how do I get the light off. My Bentley does not have the correct instructions.

You have to take mirror cover out to get to led. It is hard to explain how to do it,it would be easy to find pictures.Try to search on forum for some pictures or online.

Bad LED - Replaced and no Faults

Congratulations . Was it to hard to do it for first time?

It took me about 30 minute to figure how to get it apart. I should have removed the mirror first. Once the mirror is off, you can see the screws that are holding the light on and then it snaps off. Two screws and the bottom part comes off fairly easy.