95 nissan mistral r20 fuse box translation

G'day, have you checked all the globes on the right side, fast blinking is a way of showing a globe has blown.

Scott
Are all the indicator globes on that side all operating and fast? Usually if the speed increases there is a blown globe or someone has fitted LED globes or a single LED globe which draw less and cause the flasher unit to speed up when connected to that side. Perhaps if all normal globes, one has poor contact and illuminates a little but lessens the flasher unit load and causes faster rate. Maybe maintenance on globe holders could fix it.
While it is flashing if you pull fuses and the flashing ceases, then you know which fuse it is. Cannot be the fuse because electrical energy is getting to the system. Looking for fuse related issues possibly isn't going to help you.
Only if you detected a blown fuse by multi meter tracing of pull and inspect would you find a blown one. If ANY are blown then what caused it is the next question. before replacing with a new fuse. I don't think any work in the fuse box will help because the problem isn't in there.

I don't know Nissan wiring and tend to agree it's a blown globe, but the one piece of advice I can give you is to download google translate on your phone.

It will translate writing, voice and camera pictures. In your case do Japanese to english, put it in camera mode, point it to the Japanese writing on the fuse block.

Like Magic, it will appear on the screen in English.

An amazing app. We use it in restaurants in Japan, and across Europe. It's like the menu is written in English if you use it properly.

Don't forget to check the earth circuit to the globe holder .If poor earth, that causes globe to overheat and blow. This is the cause of a new globe blowing frequently. No earth it won't work with new globe. Fuse won't be problem if all other globes work on that circuit . Most likely the problem is at the globe holder.check with test light for power and earth at the globe holder.

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Hi Scott,

If the left side indicator is working OK then remove its bulb and place it in the right side lamp holder.
If it now works then you had a faulty bulb. Get a new one from any auto parts store.

If it does not work then you have either a faulty (corroded?) lamp holder or a wiring break. The most likely break place is where the 'earth' wire from the lamp holder connects to the bodywork. This is a common point of failure especially in an older car. This connection point will be close by to the lampholder and may have several wires connected to the body here.