How do car indicators work?

Question:
I think it has something to do with a bimetalic strip - a website address or a full explanation would be helpful.

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Quick fix tire question??

Not any more. Bimetallic strips used to be used years and years ago before we had electronics... Nowdays, there is a simple ossillator circuit that produces a current every second or so that drives a relay(mechanical switch). The current to the indicator passes through this and is thus controlled on and off when the relay switches. Modern cars have extra electronics to communicate directly with the ECU so that there is continuous monitoring of the indicator and the status of the car..

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usually a relay works like the switch that turns your home lights on and off

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They all work differently.
Here is a site that should get your answers.

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