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Old 12-29-2010, 08:11 PM
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I have found that the previous owner modified the turn signal switch assembly from the Factory setup. I'm trying to resolve the actual problem and need to see how it was originally assembled. Can anyone post a pic of the bottom of the switch as it's installed? This would show the orientation of the set screw. Thanks
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Do a search in this folder, you will find some pictures of other fixing theirs.
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Thanks I had tried that but didn't come up with anything useful.
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The set screw is at the 1:00 position.
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You can only mount it 2 ways, to the right as from the factory and very hard to operate between shifting and using the signal also the set screw is right next to the cowling and hard to get to or to the left as in regular cars (set screw at 7:00).
That's how I have mine.
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