Headlights go out when using turn signal

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Asked by Guru1F2SZ Sep 27, 2019 at 09:29 PM about the 2014 Hyundai Sonata GLS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I use my right or left turn signal my
headlights go out. The car just started doing this
for the first time today.

If I don't use my turn signal my headlights work
perfectly fine.

3 Answers

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Common issue on the sonata's, brach for it. Most likely due to a bad contact in the turn signal stalk.

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Are you aware of a way to test and repair this? I've had the car for 3+ years and I maintain it like my baby so this is concerning. P.s. for the record i checked all my fuses, relays, and bulbs and none were bad/corroded or worn out.

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its a scam buy the dealers to get you back into the shop to sell you something

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