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Here is a picture of one, although some of them are rectangular. I personally wouldn’t fool with it if it was working, because depending on what accessories you have in your car, there can be three or four similar looking devices under your dash And it can be a pain to figure out, which one is...

Clicking For the turn signal? Yes, the flasher is mechanical and can be heard

Since the new fuse has the signals working, that indicates that if there is a problem, it is intermittent. So, obviously, The only way to see if it is an ongoing problem is to wait and see if the fuse blows again

Fantastic - the easiest fix!

Don’t forget, any testing you do for power must be done with the key in the run position

Start with checking the fuse. Do you have a electrical multimeter, or a test light?

What year and make vehicle?

I would say then that the most obvious answers would be either you are not getting power to the turn signal switch, or the turn signal switch is bad. So I would think the first logical step would be to find out if the turn signal Switch is being supplied with power

Nothing? Front, rear, left or right? Can you hear the flasher under the dash clicking?

Oooooh! Dems fightin’ words! As a man who’s daily driver home system is a Marantz quad, I take exception!

The wires going from that connector to the rear of the car that you need to check are the dark green and the brown.

The smoke from the ts almost surely is a short to ground. If you unplug the connector under the kick panel, take out all bulbs and do continuity check between each of the wires going to the stop/turn bulbs and ground (tthe frame) you should not show any continuity. If you do, that wire is...

Finding the short, which was in middle of the wiring running from the driver side lights over to the passenger side lights, and fixing that short.

Yes. That is exactly how it came out of a 68 GTX

Here is a picture showing which one is the spade terminal. I can’t help you any further, the tach and I are in Michigan and the car is in Kentucky

That is the exact situation I had when I replaced my turn signal switch. After instituting the fix I describe, It now functions normally by manually canceling, or self canceling

The link is in the post above yours. #21

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/69-turn-signal-switch-wiring-order.165837/ Post #13

blue69runner, you were the one that I was specifically answering when I gave the fix in that earlier post. Did that fix not coincide with your problem?I do not know how to give a link to that post.

Is it a replacement switch? I put in a replacement switch and I could not manually cancel the turn signal. When I used the signal making a turn it self canceled perfectly.I figured out a fix And it is all explained in a different post.