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Possibly the blinker itself. This device is sometimes a relay, sometimes a bi-metallic strip. But in either case, its job it to interrupt the light circuit to "blink" the lights (turn signals or emergency flashers).
The construction of the blinker/flasher is usually a thin black plastic base (square or round, where the electrical connectors are affixed) with a metal case (again: square or round...based on how the base looks). Often the noise you hear (when the blinker is blinking) is the relay or bi-metallic strip doing its thing. So this device is usually located under the dash....so they can be heard.
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