GM / General Motors: Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
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Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
Need to change one on a 1991 Buick Regal . Any tips or tricks on the
procedure would be very helpful.
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Re: Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
JRL wrote:
Why do you think the stalk switch is bad?
(The whole stalk has to be changed.)
---Bob Gross---
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Re: Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
The left signal must be held just right to work and the right must be
held up manually to work . The left brake light doesn't work all the
time either and I noticed a bit of smoke coming out around the signal
switch area. The conclusion seems to be the switch.
On 15 Oct 2003 21:32:54 GMT, com (Robertwgross) wrote:
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Re: Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
"JRL" <halifax.ns.ca> wrote in message
news:com...
Mine does the same thing, it's quite a PITA to have hold the stalk just
right to get the blinker going. I asked my uncle about it and he said
something about a special tool.
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Re: Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
Well first of all you need a steering wheel puller and I think you
need a spring compressor of some sort for the plate.
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 08:36:40 -0500, "Phillip Schmid"
<com> wrote:
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Re: Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
JRL wrote:
Yes, the entire stalk has to be replaced. Read the Helm manual for the
procedure.
---Bob Gross---
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Re: Need to change signal switch . Any tips ?
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 15:57:50 GMT, JRL <halifax.ns.ca>
wrote:
Having just done that surgery, I had to go and buy a wheel puller. As
for the special spring compressor, I just used the parts of the wheel
puller, along with two (or three) equal sized sockets to push the
locking plate down to get to the snap ring.
My actual time was about 3 hrs, but that included a lot of cursing and
swearing, and having a friend point out where I went wrong.
Vuarra
Quid quid latine dictum sit altum videtur.
(That which is said in Latin sounds profound.)
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