OEM Scion Turn Signal Relay

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Scion Turn Signal Relay is a small electronic switch which pulses the indicator bulbs on and off at the right frequency so that the drivers around you can read your moves. Every Scion was built with the idea that driving should feel personal and direct, not wrapped in fluff, so your Scion cabin stays uncluttered, the controls are simple and the paint choices shout individuality without costing a fortune. Scion also maintained transparent pricing, which reduced haggling, and their Release Series drops proved the limited runs could remain affordable and still feel special. The platform served as the idea lab so even after the badge went away in 2016, many of the safety tweaks and infotainment tricks can still be found in today's cars, giving current owners confidence that parts are backed and upgrades are still coming along with ease, including a replacement Turn Signal Relay that can still plug right into factory sockets. Swapping that Turn Signal Relay at home is really easy. First, loosen the negative battery cable to cut off power. Then, pop off the fuse box lid or reach under the dash until you find the finger-sized lump of wire called a relay cube. Match the part number of the old unit to the new one and pull the old cube straight out without twisting. Seat the fresh Turn Signal Relay firmly, wiggle it one time to be certain it is properly seated, reconnect the battery, then click left, right and hazards, watching for steady, even flashes that tell you the job is done and the Scion is ready to signal its next lane change.