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One of the indicator lamps is not lighting.
If the indicator warning light flashes faster than normal, it may be because one of the indicator lamps has blown and is not lighting, and it should be replaced as soon as possible.
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One of the indicator lamps is not lighting.
There is a short circuit.
All direction indicators are lit.
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