<VV> This guy's wife gets the MOTHER TERESA AWARD

[shortle]

I don't know about Jim but I was an English major. Correct punctuation and spelling are important if you hope to get good information. My opinion on your question is IF you have a faulty turn signal switch, then you need another one (new or used). This is considered a non serviceable part. No parts are available for this part. With that being said, many people have fixed theirs (probably). If mine was faulty I would just replace it. I don't think anyone can truly answer your question with certainty. It is something you will need to work thru and find the problem. Then you could probably fix it.
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301

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>Jim Becker.  You must've been an English major. Sorry for the typos but the keyboard is small and my hands are numb. Besides, I should but I never proofread. As I said, all things point to the directional switch. When I open it up, do I put the testers on Willy nilly or do I gently touch the metal tongs to each other?
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