When the turn signal lever is 'activated', both left and right, it will often act intermittently or not at all. It works normally sometimes or when I turn off (neutral position) then back on (L or R) if it was acting intermittently.
Is this a component problem within the steering column or something else?
Anyone have experience with this?
Easy fix?
Regards,
Psflyr
Turn Signal Intermittent
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chrism
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If you press a little harder on the lever, does it tend to flash more consistently?
How does it perform with the the lever in the momentary "lane change" position? Any different?
How does it perform with the the lever in the momentary "lane change" position? Any different?
Thanks for the replies. I read today if there's an issue with a filament on one of the turn signals that the electrical inteference could cause some issues. I checked this evening an noticed that one of the front signals was markedly weaker than the other. I'll change the bulb and check to see if the issue us solved. Either way I'll let you know.
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FjordMoCo
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This worked for my 2002. I also brightened up the contacts with some fine sandpaper.jimmy57 wrote:I have repaired this on a few 2001 and 2002's by dismantling the t signal switch and cleaning it.
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If you have a bulb out it flashes fast, it doesnt fail to flash.
Often the amber bulbs have the paint crackle and fall off and it makes them less yellow when lit.
Often the amber bulbs have the paint crackle and fall off and it makes them less yellow when lit.
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chrism
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jimmy57 and FjordMoCo,
Can I remove and dismantle the switch assembly without pulling the steering wheel? (2003 V70 & 2005 S80 - they're both starting to hit and miss.)
When I operated on my son's Saab turn signal switch, I had to remove the air bag and steering wheel. What a drag!
Can I remove and dismantle the switch assembly without pulling the steering wheel? (2003 V70 & 2005 S80 - they're both starting to hit and miss.)
When I operated on my son's Saab turn signal switch, I had to remove the air bag and steering wheel. What a drag!
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chrism
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Ah-ha! That's the answer I was hoping for. Thank you.
When it gets bad enough I think I'll do my car first. If I screw up the switch on my own car, I can stick my arm out of the window to signal. If I screw up the wife's car....... well, let's not even go there.
When it gets bad enough I think I'll do my car first. If I screw up the switch on my own car, I can stick my arm out of the window to signal. If I screw up the wife's car....... well, let's not even go there.
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