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2011 Hyundai Sonata Limited 2.4L:
A couple months ago my car right blinker was acting up. It would blink normally once then rapidly. Fast forward to today and neither blinker works and they constantly stay lit, even when the car is off. This causes my battery to die after about 4 hours.
I brought the car to both a dealership and a private mechanic. The private mechanic said the instrument panel junction block module fuse was blown and needed to be replaced (upwards of $1K total), while the dealership said the problem is the aftermarket lights causing back feeding in the system. The car has LEDs in the interior lights, color changing LED strips on the ground, and aftermarket headlights.
I am not sure where to start with this. I cannot currently drive my car because I cannot use my blinkers so any help would be greatly appreciated. I've attached the invoices in case it helps.
A couple months ago my car right blinker was acting up. It would blink normally once then rapidly. Fast forward to today and neither blinker works and they constantly stay lit, even when the car is off. This causes my battery to die after about 4 hours.
I brought the car to both a dealership and a private mechanic. The private mechanic said the instrument panel junction block module fuse was blown and needed to be replaced (upwards of $1K total), while the dealership said the problem is the aftermarket lights causing back feeding in the system. The car has LEDs in the interior lights, color changing LED strips on the ground, and aftermarket headlights.
I am not sure where to start with this. I cannot currently drive my car because I cannot use my blinkers so any help would be greatly appreciated. I've attached the invoices in case it helps.
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