Suddenly my 2003 Honda Accord LX 6 cylinder Sedan lost the drivers side signal lights inside and outside - front and rear. Hazards also do not work on the drivers side but all lights work fine on the passenger side. Can't find what fuse diagram to check fuses.:confused:

The individual sides are not fused separately so if the right side are working then it is not the fuse. If the whole side went out at once then you have a wiring issue.

All the fuses buzzed out fine. I broke down an took it to Honda today and they tell me it's a defective flasher unit. I got off cheap as it was only $28.08... NO LABOUR CHARGE cause extended warranty covered it. That's the second time the extended warranty saved me... last was when the radio died. It was replaced along with some gismo that lights up the dash instruments. I never buy extended warranty but the car came with it - I just transferred into my name. Maybe I rethink the extended warranty thing.
Thanks for answering my question... I do appreciate this. Dale Darcy

I just rechecked this thread and was fixing to tell you to check your flasher unit. The flasher unit on your vehicle has 3 poles, 1 sides controls the right side, 1 side controls the left side, and the 3rd pole is the common ground. It came to mind after a little thought as a large portion of US cars use the poles differently (i.e. 1 pole for front, and 1 pole for rear) or just use a standard 2 pole that controls all of the lights.

The main thing is it is fixed.

BTW: The parts itself is a $3.99 part so the markup was huge.