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Username Post: turn signal help
Vaughn 
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Reg: 08-08-04
 05-25-12 09:21 PM - Post#2229854    
    In response to chengny

You can replace the entire assembly. You can get it from the parts store.

The plastic part of the switch tends to wear out and break, causing the switch to stop self-cancelling. Only cure is to replace it.
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