Turn Signals

2556067Y05 - : Turn Signal Switch for Nissan Image

Turn Signal Switch

Nissan 25560-67Y05
Sentra. Standard. Without tilt wheel, with air bag.
Discontinued
2556001G00 - : Turn Signal Switch for Nissan Image

Turn Signal Switch

Nissan 25560-01G00
Sentra. Stanza. Without wagon. E. Gxe & se.
Discontinued
B5730D4029 - : Turn Signal Flasher for Nissan Image

Turn Signal Flasher

Nissan B5730-D4029
Maxima. From 10/84. Stanza. With wagon. Combo-Flasher. From 01/1986.
Discontinued
25560D1400 - : Turn Signal Switch for Nissan Image

Turn Signal Switch

Nissan 25560-D1400
Pick-up. Without collapsible strg. With king cab.
Discontinued
25560D4500 - : Turn Signal Switch for Nissan Image

Turn Signal Switch

Nissan 25560-D4500
Stanza. Without wagon. Sedan jan 1986 - 89, sedan, e.
Discontinued
255606B720 - : Turn Signal Switch for Nissan Image

Turn Signal Switch

Nissan 25560-6B720
Quest. Dimmer,Turn Signal. 1996-98. From 11/1993.
Discontinued

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Signal Your Intentions with Turn Signals

At Memering Motorplex, our extensive inventory of authentic OEM parts covers all your vehicle maintenance and repair needs. Turn signals communicate your directional intentions to other drivers for safer lane changes and turns. We stock genuine Nissan turn signals designed for your Murano and Sentra lighting systems. Aftermarket turn signals often use dim bulbs or poor reflector designs that reduce visibility to surrounding traffic.

How Turn Signals Work

Turn signals are amber-colored lights mounted at vehicle corners that flash when activated. The flasher relay creates the blinking pattern by rapidly connecting and disconnecting electrical power. Front turn signals mount in bumpers or headlight assemblies while rear signals integrate with taillights. Side-mounted repeater signals on fenders or mirrors improve visibility from lateral angles. When you move the turn signal stalk, it completes the circuit to the appropriate side. The flashing pattern alerts other drivers to your intended direction change.

Why Turn Signals Fail

Bulb filaments break from vibration and thermal cycling, causing individual signals to stop working. Socket corrosion from moisture creates poor electrical connections resulting in dim or intermittent operation. Flasher relay failures cause signals to stop blinking or flash at incorrect speeds. Generic aftermarket assemblies frequently use reflectors that don't direct light effectively toward other drivers. Impact damage from collisions or parking mishaps cracks lenses or breaks mounting points. Wiring problems anywhere in the circuit prevent proper signal operation on one or both sides.

When Turn Signals Need Attention

Rapid flashing on one side indicates a burned-out bulb requiring immediate replacement. Signals that don't flash at all suggest flasher relay or wiring problems needing diagnosis. Dim signal output means corroded sockets or weak bulbs reducing visibility to other drivers. Cracked or broken lenses allow moisture entry and reduce light output significantly. Most turn signal bulbs last one to three years before burning out from normal use. Replacing failed signals along with maintaining headlights ensures complete vehicle lighting functionality for safe communication with surrounding traffic during all driving maneuvers and conditions.

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