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Dan, nope - both the front and the rear illuminate BUT do not flash. That (in hindsight) probably indicates the flasher unit for the right side, unless there is one per indicator?
Does the front running light in the signal unit work (turn signal button not pressed)?
Okay - the front is a YES
The rear is a NO
Additionally, when the turn sig is pressed, the front signal brightens significantly but does not flash. The rear right hand signal does not illuminate at all.
Pull the rear bulb, test for voltage by touching the positive voltmeter probe to the contact in the socket, touch the negative voltmeter probe to the frame or negative post on the battery (from this test we will know whether the issue is on the ground side or the positive side of the circuit).
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