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G'day All, My indicators dont cancel after a right turn, is that something that is common and if so is it easy to fix? I havent taken a steering wheel off for nearly 20 years, what do I need to look for? Thanks . Russ
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May have a broken spring or plastic tab. You have to take the wheel off to find out. Hint- lossen the steering wheel nut a couple of turns as you have to wobble/ flex the steering wheel to free it. Mark the splines as so you put it back in the same spot.
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Normally when I've found this it's one of the cancelling springs/wire loop missing or someone has fitted the horn and cancelling mech onto a sports wheel in the wrong place. If the wheel won't remove as Crowe says you may need a puller. |
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Or failing that, a helmet to prevent steering wheel leaving imprint in forehead...
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The indicator switch (located behind the steering wheel) has a plastic component and a couple of springs.Once you have the wheel off you can easily see what is broken or not. You can get replacement springs SC1002 from Rares
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