The Buick Skylark Turn Signal Flasher's rapid blinking of the directional and hazard lamps ensures you are visible to surrounding traffic. The device that controls your turn signals is installed right in the fuse block. Flick the stalk and current goes through the Turn Signal Flasher. The flasher, in turn, feeds the bulbs only after breaking the circuit for a timed interval. That's how drivers get the blinking and the clicking. The early Skylark models made use of a thermal Turn Signal Flasher. This works on the principle of heating a springy metal strip. The strip bends and closes the contacts to light the indicators. The metal then cools down and reopens. This cycle then repeats itself. Furthermore, the speed of the cycle depends on the lamp load. Later Buick models applied a solid-state Turn Signal Flasher, which replaces the moving strip with electronic timing chips and transistors that produce a consistent flash rate even when LED lamps draw minimal current. Despite both versions being plug-in cylinders, the solid-state version can operate low-draw lights common today while maintaining the classic click for Buick users. A weak or silent Turn Signal Flasher typically indicates failure. A direct original equipment (OE) style replacement matched to your Skylark year and bulb type will restore this simple but important function without effort or complication.
Each OEM Buick Skylark Turn Signal Flasher we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.