New Holland TC33D flasher lights stopped working

[BlackDogBrewing]

The flasher lights on my TC33D have stopped working. My headlights, marker light on the flashers and rear work light still work fine. Is there a relay that could have gone bad? If so, where is it located? Any other thoughts? Thanks. The tractor has been bulletproof (well, almost) otherwise. Thanks.

 

[glkingar]

The relay is located behind the right side cover below the dash. There are two bolts holding the two halves together below the steering column. It is also bolted through the firewall under the hood. Once you gain access to the panel the relays are the little boxes at the top and the flasher relay is the tallest one. I think it's second from the left.

 

[jinman]

I also recommend you take the flasher to an auto parts store and match it up. That way, you'll pay less than $10 for it instead of New Holland's big markup in price.

 

[BlackDogBrewing]

Thanks, I'll be sure to do that. Sounds like an easy fix.

 

[MikePA]

I know this is an old thread, but in case someone searches for this in the future, Messicks site must be wrong. I looked up the flasher unit on Partspring and it's $9.55; Part Number E9NN13350AA.

Their shipping is outrageous - It seems to be $17 per part.

 

[BlackDogBrewing]

I know this is an old thread, but in case someone searches for this in the future, Messicks site must be wrong. I looked up the flasher unit on Partspring and it's $9.55; Part Number E9NN13350AA.

Their shipping is outrageous - It seems to be $17 per part.

Thanks, Mike. They started working again on their own, but good to know. Happy New Year!

 

[MikePA]

You're welcome and Happy New Year to you as well! One of the hazard bulbs (1156) on my TC25D burned out, replaced it, but they still would not flash, so I searched. I could not believe NH would charge $156 for a flasher unit. So I visited Partspring. I could have pulled the existing one out and taken it to an auto parts store, but ordering was easier, just not cheaper.