My turning lights are blinking faster than the usual timing found on other cars.
Not a big concern, but I would love to fix that.
Anyone has any idea on how to?

Thanks.

 

The actual bulb is blinking faster or the arrow indicating the turn signal is blinking faster?

 

Both. They are synced.

 

Well if you have a light out the arrow will blink alot faster and of course the light will blink at the same rate

 

Thanks and noted, but all the lights are working.

 

Any moisture in the lenses?

That used to cause the lights on my old Cavalier to act up like this.

 

Maybe clean the connectors and add some electric grease to the connectors

 

You might have the point for this topic! My front left headlight had moisture in it.
Let the CSI begin!

 

When one signal is blinking faster it means one of the other signals is burned out. Find out which one and replace

 

I just realized that the emergency flashing is working normally. It is only with the turning signals.

 

Note: the rear turning signals are LED... What are the chances of this being the reason?

 

I have heard of that happening before. When the blinker doesn't have the right load or current draw through it (like when a bulb is out) they do that. LED's don't draw near the current of incandescent bulbs. I think you should be able to find an appropriate blinker module (idk what it is called) that will correct the problem.

 

Thanks for the information. It is called Load Resistor.
Sold everywhere. Seems this will solve the problem.

 

Yea that little piece of information would have been useful in the op lol. Just wire in a resistor and you'll be good to go.

 

Yup!

It's almost a nice feature, because it lets you know a light is out before a cop does, Lol.

 

Lol that's what I was thinking haha