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Old 08-26-2009, 03:12 AM   #1
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Can someone tell me or explain to me how to take it off the turn signal thing so I can put a new one on?

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Old 08-26-2009, 03:39 AM   #2
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gotta remove the turn signal lever, horn pad, steering wheel and then you can see the screws holding it in
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Old 08-26-2009, 03:47 AM   #3
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no no no... I already have the turn signal switch pad out... the lever part is what I want to know how to remove so I can replace it... the pivoting part that the lever attaches to... How do I take THAT apart?
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im sure someone will be along i dont have it in front of me to look at and ive got a massive headache so i cant go out side right now if no ones responded by tomorrow ill go look at mine
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for clarification I'm talking about this part that is on the turn signal device. How do I remove that? I can't see any screws holding it down and before I start yanking and breaking stuff by accident I wanted to ask.

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The nut things in the bottom of your picture are what hold it on. That will need to be removed and then the lever will come off. The two wires will also need to be spliced into the turn signal switch. I have tried to do a few of these and have never been successful. I always end up replacing the whole switch. Dallas has the whole switch for about $26 if you need one.
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The nut things in the bottom of your picture are what hold it on. That will need to be removed and then the lever will come off. The two wires will also need to be spliced into the turn signal switch. I have tried to do a few of these and have never been successful. I always end up replacing the whole switch. Dallas has the whole switch for about $26 if you need one.
The whole thing, with the hazard switch and what not?... for a 68?
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