Could this be as simple as a faulty hazzard switch? Any possible solutions? Can just the hazzard switch be replaced or (with my luck) do I have to buy a whole new steering mechanism for $5000?
Thanks!
DS
Could this be as simple as a faulty hazzard switch? Any possible solutions? Can just the hazzard switch be replaced or (with my luck) do I have to buy a whole new steering mechanism for $5000?
Thanks!
DS
This happened (just one side) with the 88 Pontiac station wagon I used last year. It turned out, on that car, that one of the two bulbs on that side's tail light was burned out.
That sounds reasonable to me, but I really don't know.
AFAIK the switches in the steering column can be replaced. However labor is rather costly due to the work needed to get in there. (well, a certain shop told me dad they wouldn't even dare try repairing the P/N switch on his 83 Clubwagon, back in the day, because of the many small parts in the mechanism)
HTH,
-D
============================= is the hazard switch on top of the column? If so, spray some wd-40 inside it (slowley through the top )and work the switch off and on about 50 times. It will most likely come back to life.
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