OEM Scion xD Turn Signal Relay

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A Scion xD Turn Signal Relay is responsible for keeping the active hatchback in the know when it comes to communicating its intentions. This focus on safety has a lot to like about the Scion xD. It is a nimble little city car that brings together a perky 128 horsepower 2ZR-FE engine and Dual VVT-i efficiency. Further, the vehicle's light curb weight and smart front wheel drive handling create the optimum conditions for real world fuel economy to get near 35 mpg. There's even plenty of room for customization right from Scion components. The xD audio, seat and gauge options let owners customize style without sacrificing strength, which helped the Scion badge earn trust through the production run. Plus, a tight turning radius plus five speed manual or four speed automatic choices make it easy for new drivers to master the xD. The xD Turn Signal Relay is a miniature electromechanical switch located in the fuse box, its coil receives a small control current and then snaps internal contacts on and off to produce a higher current to the indicator bulbs, so flash timing stays steady even if voltage or lamp load changes. Since the Turn Signal Relay does all that work, stalk wiring can remain thin, module electronics can stay cool, and every Scion signal lamp can blink at the legal rate. To install the Turn Signal Relay, first disconnect the negative battery cable. Locate the old relay under the dash and pull it out. Then, take the matching replacement part and firmly push it into the socket. Finally, reconnect the battery and test all lights; left, right, and hazard.