Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2002 13:49:47 -0500 From: KeithG <noonenopsamspring.com> Subject: Re: Turn signal won't stay on
It is not as prevalent on the cars without cruise. The extra bulk is heavy and as the pawl wears, the spring cannot keep the lever in the up position. Solution: Disassemble (drill out rivets) and sharpen the pawl. or get a new one. or replace it with a non-cruise stalk and wire up switches elsewhere for cruise. Your choice! KeithG Don Kirkpatrick wrote: > I am now on my 3rd Saab 900 and I have noticed a systemic failure of the > turn signal switch. Many times the lever will not stay on but rather returns > prematurely to the middle off position. I say it is a systemic problem > because all of my cars eventually fail this way. I have examined 20-30 Saabs > being parted out and check them for good turn signals, they also have the > problem. I have disassembled the switches and cleaned and lubricated them, > but to no avail. Has anyone found a solution other than buying a new switch? > > Don Kirkpatrick > >
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