What Happened

[bobstoy16]

Was driving about 60 MPH and the 4 way flashers blinked on the dash. I thought that was odd. Then about 20 min later they flashed twice. Has not happened since.

 

[Heavy_GD]

Clearly the rig was panicking... did you have both hands on the wheel? were you listening to crappy music?

 

[mteolus]

Are you sure you weren't driving a Chevy?

 

[bobstoy16]

Sometimes you get good advice, sometimes you get clowns

 

[Jivewalker]

If it were mine, I would start with the flasher switch. Maybe the switch is bad or has a loose wire(s) causing a momentary close that causes the flash. Maybe over slight bumps or certain vibration. Also, I would go from that to the flasher relay to make sure it is seated well and wires to and from are correct and tight. That is where I would start. If it's still under warranty, have the dealer check those things. Good luck.

 

[WhiteRunner10]

Mess with your dash recently? Not a lot to go on. That switch is always hot right? So something in the circuit is either going bad allowing the loop to complete or a mod of yours wasnt fully assembled correctly? It's all a guess and a vague one at that with the information available.

 

[nevada]

where does the FOB live? could it have been triggered? don't the 4ways flash with the door lock/unlock?

 

[flyrv9]

Tap on the 4 way flasher button and see if it's overly sensitive. If so activate it a few times to see if it clears up.

 

[A10MileHusker]

where does the FOB live? could it have been triggered? don't the 4ways flash with the door lock/unlock?

This is what I was going to suggest. Could the lock/unlock button have been hit?

Only other option would be, like the others said, that some accessory isn't connected correctly and is causing them to go off.