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YOUR RESEARCHTurn Signal Indicator Switch

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Replace relay

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I replaced the relay but still have similar issues.
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Clean after 20+ years

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I'm thinking the contacts just need a good cleaning after 20+ years.
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I'm thinking the contacts just need a good cleaning after 20+ years.
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Suggestion · Original poster
I'm thinking the contacts just need a good cleaning after 20+ years.
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Turn Signal Indicator Switch

Replace relay

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster
I replaced the relay but still have similar issues.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I started another thread recently with a turn signal issue where I would just get a buzzing sound when turning right with no flashing lights but turning left would work properly with the normal clicking sound and lights flashing. I replaced the relay but still have similar issues. I noticed yesterday that if I kinda slam the switch in the right turn direction rather than gently it will sometimes work properly so I believe the issue is in the switch. I see prices for a new switch of $200-$300. Does anybody know if the switch can be taken apart once removed? I'm thinking the contacts just need a good cleaning after 20+ years. Would like to save the $ if possible but will buy new if that's the only option. Thanks!

POST 2Original post

You have to drill out the rivets, but yes, you can take it apart and reassemble it. I did. But you'll have to either re rivet it, or find another way to fasten the plate cover back on.

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