Not normal but I have no constructive answer for you but to maybe check the fuse? Or the steering column? Or the Indicator lever itself?

First time for myself hearing about this issue.

 

Whoops. What I meant to say was does the Turn Signal automatically turn off after you complete your turn.

I have to manually turn off the blinker after each turn.

 

My 02 Gt does the same exact thing. I don't drive it all the time but when I do sometimes I drive a mile or so with the blinker flashing after I made the turn and feel like a idiot. Funny thing is when I'm behind another car and it's blinker has been flashing for awhile I think to myself how can that guy not know his blinker has been flashing for the last 3 miles.. ha aaa haa.. Gonna look into it know.GL & welcome!

 

Welcome to the forum.....and as far as your blinkers --- that has been a standard feature on all cars since I started driving in the 60's. Most of those that I've seen have a mechanism inside the steering wheel with a little pin that moves the blinker back to off as the steering wheel moves to center. They are likely going to have to remove your steering wheel to get to it, but I'll bet it's an easy fix.

 

+1 on those answers and welcome to Mevo... normally you'll have to replace the switch to fix this

 

Thanks for the reply's and hospitality guys. :cheers:

I figured something wasn't right. Never realized how much of minor hassle it is to manually turn off your blinker after each turn.

 

Welcome to the forum! These guys nailed it.

 

blinker,blinker,turn...blinker,blinker,etc.

One cause can also be if the steering wheel had been removed or changed and all components not re-installed correctly.But that more than likely would affect both right and left turns,so maybe I don't know

 

Replace the switch, the return cam mechanism is broken.

http://www.partsgeek.com/118ppg3-ford-mustang-turn-signal-switch.html?utm_source=shopzilla&utm_medium=pf&utm_content=dc&utm_campaign=PartsGeek+ShopZilla&fp=pp&utm_term=Ford+Turn+Signal+Switch&gclid=CN-vtKnukNMCFcMjgQod9IcBEA

 

Replace the switch, the return cam mechanism is broken.

2010-2014 Ford Mustang Turn Signal Switch - Motorcraft SW-6711 - - PartsGeek.com

Yup, I've had this happen on a couple of other cars and it's always turned out to be the cam mechanism inside the steering column. Used to be a lot cheaper to fix when all the other electrical switches were still on the dashboard.

 

I've seen this before after a bad alignment job. It is most likely the switch as mentioned before however it's possible that the last alignment required the steering to be loosened which can lead to it being tightened back in the wrong place. Mmmmaybe.

 

Good point. Is your steering wheel properly centered?

 

You have to turn the wheel enough for it to work. If it is a slight turn it will stay on. Also if your car has an aftermarket steering wheel it won't turn off automatically.


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Gentlemen....thanks for all the replies. I can confirm it is the switch. I have the CarMax warranty and as soon as I get some time I will take it in for the necessary repair.