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09-20-2007 07:59 PM #1
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Although bad grounds are the source of many electrical problems and especially in a pick up truck I believe your problem could very well be in the turn signal cam located in the steering column.Ken Thomas
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09-21-2007 04:04 AM #2
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Okay, now that you mention that I recall having to lightly buff the contacts on that to get a signal to work again. Didn't grind hard on it but went over it real light with fine wet/dry paper. Probably should change it out just to eliminate that as a source of trouble. Thanks for the brain "jumpstart"
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09-21-2007 08:08 AM #3
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My offer to help still stands.
Originally Posted by burrbrian
Okay, now that you mention that I recall having to lightly buff the contacts on that to get a signal to work again. Didn't grind hard on it but went over it real light with fine wet/dry paper. Probably should change it out just to eliminate that as a source of trouble. Thanks for the brain "jumpstart"Ken Thomas
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