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Question Turn Signals

It seems my turn signal switch has taken a turn for the worse. The switch will not move either way. It still moves forward and back for the headlight high low beam function. I took the steering wheel off and took the assembly out but, even at a close look I can't seem to spot the problem. The car is a 1976 912E and this part is probably interchangable with the 911. Do I have to replace this part or is there some way I can repair it?

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John

1976 912E

Old 07-17-2001, 03:13 PM
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Something similar happened on my 67. It truned out that easying some lubrication through the mechanism helped free it up. Just a thought, before you look to buy another.

Alan
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I tried lubricating the mechanism but, it still won't move left or right.

John

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