can't hear turn signal

On 30 Jun 2003, Grunff tapped on a keyboard and the electrons formed this:

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I just hook a finger under the lever and then let it go half way through the turn. I never put the signal light switch all the way on. I have noticed that some newer model cars "not saab" put small indicator lights out on the side mirrors so you cant forget. I think I will mount a couple of simple "leds' somewhere convenient!!

There's already a couple of large flashing lights on the dash for that purpose :-)

Bob

Yes indeed, but as was stated in the first posting, they are almost impossible to see. I have to pull my chin down to my chest to see them. half of my dash is obsecured by the steering column. Also , ever try driving with the sunvisor down. all I can see any road signs or streetlights without almost lying over on to the passenger seat. But I still love the old gal, despite 'all" her shortcomings!!

"Jimmy >" >

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I find that putting it Halfway down, or Pushing it through flush against the windscreen, rather than having vertical helps.

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Except for us vertically well-endowed types, in which case the lowest the seats will go is still not low enough, and if the wheel would only tilt as well as telescope it would be oh, so much better!

-Fred

Fair enough brother Fred - just an opinion..

I stand 6 foot without the sneakers and I always found that moving the wheel a little closer (which moves it up) works ok - even being horizontally challenged as I am.. :) ..

Have you considered replacing the steering wheel with something a little smaller or moving the seat back in it's brackets? I tried it once on a 900 I liked and it worked great..

No, that would make it worse... My problem is I am long legged so the further back I am the more I have stretch to reach the wheel. I like to telescope the wheel to get it within reach but then the wheel is up too high...

-Fred