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I just replaced my turn signal switch, but not before taking it all apart and attempting a repair first. My high beam switch had become totally inoperative, but the turn signals were okay. Internally, some parts on mine had actually broken. Long story short.. on the back of the wheel there is a large plastic disk with a thick tab sticking out that handles the cancelation of the signal after turning. Your's may have just borken off. Pull the wheel and take a look. This may have nothing to do with your actual switch... just the surrounding hardware.

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