Flasher relay 03 XL Denali

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I'm about to swap out the turn signal relay for the second time in a year in my 03 XL Denali. This one does not work when cold. I got it from Advance auto. My question is Is there a better one that will last longer?
 

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Have you checked the lighting block by the rear wheel? Commonly corroded and mimics flasher issues intermittently
 
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No I have not. I do know that after I changed it last time everything worked until just recently
 

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Swapping out the flasher "fixed" mine for a day until it stopped working again, cleaning up the light in block was the fix that kept it working after that
 

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Mine had one nasty corroded pin in he connector, cleaned it up and sprayed it with some cleaner, been fine for months now
 
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ok the video says push the plugs then pull out. I"ll try one more time but I'm having trouble
 
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ugh now one side of the block is hanging off. I think I need a lift. I think the terminals are indeed corroded
 

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Are you replacing the lighting block with a new one? Unbolt it and it'll come off, you might have to whack it a few times or pry a little bit. I'd recommend you replace - in my case I only had one corroded pin so I didn't. But I don't live where the salt the roads or anything either. If it still doesn't work right after you replace this part, I'd get the factory OEM flasher from Amazon or something, not from local auto store. It'll be cheaper anyway and it's the real brand. But I bet your block replacement will have you going good.
 
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...ok I read it. All pins looked good. I'll go with the flasher first though the block is easier to replace
 

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