My turn signals aren't working, and I need to replace a flasher. I've never done this before, as I've never had turn signal problems before in the 3 years i've owned the car. I was told it was in the fuse panel. I didn't see it anywhere near there, and the replacement I have looks much to large for the fuse panel anyways. It's in that area right? Do you have to unscrew the dash underneath the steering wheel area?

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Easiest way to do it is to turn on one of the turn signals and follow the clicking noise. Make sure it isn't the emergency flashers, though.
It is attached to the steering column, so yeah you gotta take off that lower plastic panel.

 

The flasher is located above, and slightly to the right of your right (gas pedal) leg. Take off the plastic lower panel and it is just in front of the console (beside the radio) on the driver's side. The flasher is on a metal panel that drops down. It also has a couple of other 'fuse type' plug ins.
jms