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According to this, #460 is the same as #22. I would suspect that the turn signal switch is the problem. Remember that a high impedance DVM will measure and indicate voltages that may be close to zero on a wire when loaded down with a light bulb. Use a light bulb to check the presence of a voltage.

They all have the same NSN, so you got me there. The image below shows just three of many designs. The top one works and may be of older design. The middle one is dated 1997 and doesn't work. The bottom one is a common new one like the one I took apart with low cost components. It doesn't work...

Did this some time ago. The old and the new turn signal flashers. The new electronics uses parts available at your nearest Radio Shack store, a very simple oscillator with a transistor doing the switching. It blows very quickly if overloaded. The old design was more complicated and uses a 50 amp...