Can someone tell me what part this is??
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Can someone tell me what part this is?? I was taking apart the steering column today and a piece of something fell out. Looks like it was from the old steering wheel assembly or something. I have an aftermarket wheel now. I didn't put it in so I am thinking they left this in here. Anyone know what piece this is, or where it comes off of?
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Actually.. I think I just discovered what it was. It was the part that went on the stock steering wheel that clicked the turn signal off when the wheel is turned one way or the other. There are little tabs on the side of the part which would indicate that it would hit the lever. So it makes sense now because when I turn, the signal stays on unless I switch it off.
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i'd go back to the person who installed the wheel and ask them why it's not installed. maybe it didn't fit with the new wheel, but the new one should have come with a replacement piece for that purpose. they should then install it so your signal works right.
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Originally posted by Sivion
I think I just discovered what it was. It was the part that went on the stock steering wheel that clicked the turn signal off when the wheel is turned one way or the other. There are little tabs on the side of the part which would indicate that it would hit the lever. So it makes sense now because when I turn, the signal stays on unless I switch it off.
I think I just discovered what it was. It was the part that went on the stock steering wheel that clicked the turn signal off when the wheel is turned one way or the other. There are little tabs on the side of the part which would indicate that it would hit the lever. So it makes sense now because when I turn, the signal stays on unless I switch it off.
Or you could leave it off, and drive around like all the elderly drivers around here. They drive for blocks with their signal light flashing, indicating that sometime later that day, they will eventually be turning left or right, eventually.
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