Cant switch hazard lights off...

[AudiLeon]

I recently opened up all the wiring in my front door. No broken wires to see but 1 wire had a fine green tinge. It was corroded to death inside. You could literally just snap the wire. I had to replace 2 foot of wiring.

 

[rydinator]

Ill have a look, but i doubt this will cure my problem.

Were your hazards staying stuck on whilst engine was running also?

 

[boost-addict]

I think hes problem is totally irrlivent and just trying to help

 

[Tolak]

What would a green tinge indicated?

Wires are typically copper.
Copper, when it corrodes, creates green "tinge", which can then seep out of the same route that the moisture seeped in through.

Similar traces can be found on circuit boards, and also indicate corrosion.

 

[Davered004]

Wires are typically copper.
Copper, when it corrodes, creates green "tinge", which can then seep out of the same route that the moisture seeped in through.

Similar traces can be found on circuit boards, and also indicate corrosion.

Hi
I know it's a year late but did u resolve this mater as I have exact problem
cheers