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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
§ 547.614. RESTRICTIONS ON AIRBAGS. (a) A person commits an offense if the person knowingly: (1) installs or purports to install an airbag in a vehicle; and (2) does not install an airbag that meets all applicable federal safety regulations for an airbag installed in a vehicle of that make, model, and year. (b) An offense under this section is a Class A misdemeanor. It's the only mention of airbags in the transportation code, and I don't think this applies to me. |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
that may work almost as good as the mexican guy that came in the other day and had paper folded up and jammed in there.
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Rev. Horton Heat Saves!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
"Since model year 1998, all passenger cars are required to have frontal air bags for the driver and the right front passenger seating positions. Starting in model year 1999, all light trucks (pickups, vans and SUVs) are required to have frontal air bags for the driver and the right front passenger." I have a 1996 S-10. |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
im very glad i seen this it saved me 100 b/c i was about to order a new switch but im going to order this part tomorrow thanx. this should be sticky
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Go to a junkyard and just yank one out with some pliers. They'll probably charge you $5, or you could just slip it into your pocket.
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Most of the "pick it yourself" places charge you a dollar or two to get in anyway. Just my 2 cents, I am not for or against stealing.
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
I broke my switch and never thought about fixing it. But hell yeah i'm glad there is a cheap way of fixing it. oh yeah nice how-to |
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Still Under CoNsTruCTioN
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Ok Im Not Tryin To Be A Dumba$$ Here, But If This Hazard Switch Is Broken....will This Cause Your Turn Signals To Not Work Also???
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
It can...
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Well When I Bought The Truck I Seen The Hazard Switch Musta Been Broke, Cuz He Has Electrical Tape Around The Column Holding The Hazard Switch In? ...but My Turn Signals Dont Work? So I Need To Check The Fuse Box To See If He Removed The Fuses...if Not Im Hoping By Replacing The Hazard Switch It Will Correct My Problem?
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
is it on the fuse box panel? |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
thanks...well im assuming il need the blinker relay since its my turn signals im worried bout....... but i wont know if thats bad until i install the replacement hazard switch....this was a great how-to...it only took me like 5 mins to yank that lil' bugger outta there....just gotta hit up a GM Parts Dept for the switch...LOL
THANKS FOR THE INFO |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Thanks for this guide! I was tired of rollin' with duct tape.
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ONLY 95MPH ?!?!?!?!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
MINE DIDNT WORK!!!!
on the first attempt only the right side blinked returned it for same PART different PART NUMBER and...... neither worked!! you guys that replaced it does it still work for you??? |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
wiggle it a bit, i still have the factory one but sometime if it hit the hazards my blinkers will be screwy till i wiggle the switch
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Insane Network Engineer
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Did you slather it in electrical grease? Any other debri left in there?
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Going to go buy that part today(if i can find a parts department open that is) and install it. |
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Insane Network Engineer
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Let us know how it turns out! |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
well, I tried this several months ago and kinda forgot about it. I could'nt seem to get my old one out. On top of that, I "test" fitted the replacement one, and there is no way it would even fit in there. It was too big. Maybe the parts guy mixed it up? Maybe I'll try it again someday...
P.S. Right now I have a screwdriver wedged in between the switch. If it's not in the exact position, my horn will go off, my flashers would go on, and sometimes my turn signals would stay on only when I pressed on the brake, otherwise, they didnt work at all. |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Mechanical Mortician
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Well it turns out my turn signal switch is bad after all. I replaced the flasher and everything worked good for 2 days then when i went to work on thursday it sounded like my turnsignals were on. The fronts weren't flashing but the rears were. Removed the hazard fuse. Still flashed. remove the turn fuse it stopped.
I hate electrical work. But i bought the truck for so cheap i can't really complain. heh maybe when i replace the turnsignal switch the a/c will work again? |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
i replaced a broken hazard switch and now my turn signals dont work, i checked the fuses and they all seem to be working , the hazard lights will turn on but the turn signals thenselves wont. any sugesstions? thanks,
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Mechanical Mortician
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
is your flasher good? Mine wasn't. When i replaced it my turn signals and hazards worked like they were supposed to. However i have more electrical problems. Hopefully they won't be too difficult to fix.
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Fixing the switch is a good option, but where is the fun in factory replacement. I broke mine and ended up shaving my upper and lower steering column covers and mixed factory interior paint to color match. It is those little inconviences that push people to get creative and customization begins
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Sounds cool! ![]() |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
took me LESS then 3 minutes thanks SO much man i had a screwdriver for almost 6 months now man o man im I happy i dont have that no more ((NEsAuDiO))
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
I have a 1999 Xtreme... do you know if it's on the re-call??
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Thank you so much for this thread I finally went to Chevy and got a switch I came home disconnected the negitive battery lead and got my needle nose and started pulling it out,well I needed something smaller to grab so I got my fourCheppes (sp?) came right out and put the lube on and slide the new one right in,Woohoo i was finaished after hooking up the - Battery lead.Thanks alot.
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Just wanted to say thanks for the how-to guide. I have been riding around for two years with my truck using various way to keep the turn signals working. I had the electrical tape first, that quit in the summer, then used a hunk of crumppled paper to hold it down to the right position, then my last was a plastic paperclip. I used to find the sweet spot on the switch where I had turn signals, then slide that paperclip in beside the switch let it load up and lock it in. Ghetto!
I went to a Chevy dealer and a guy in the parts department tried to sell me a $350 assembly with everything included, just like you guys said they would. I played stupid and acted like I didn't know the part number or how to fix it, just told him the switch was broken. So like I said he tried to sell me a $350 set. I asked several times "so there's no way to just get the switch?" I told him I needed to speak with the manager. The manager came over from the other counter and asked how he could help me. I told him the situation with the truck, and that I had a part number I needed him to look up. He typed it in and asked "which do you need the whole assembly or just the switch? "So they do sell just the switch?" as I look at the other guy. The manager looked at both of us and asked "what did he tell you before?" I explained what went on earlier, and he looked up the piece using the part number and then just by using the description of the part; found it both times. The manager was obviously pissed. I told him he's lucky I'm just some punk kid, instead of some GM Dealer secret shopper or some other investigative team. A $335 swing in the price of a broken little plastic switch seems like something is wrong. Anyway thanks again for the tutorial. Sorry for the rant. Last edited by whoahstu : 08-19-2005 at 11:02 AM. |
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
yes, i just broke my shit like a week ago, after removing it over it for 6 years ive had the truck. Glad a saw this thought i have to roll with out it. plus i like black over the red anyways.
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
I live for stories like whoahstu's!!!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
I see there is a little round peice of metal on the top of the broke switch does that come out alo with it. Because my little metal cirle thing also broke
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
OK, So I have done the swap I put the new switch in but no it just keeps making this clicking sound like the blinker is on when it is not. Any advice??
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Yeah, so now its my story time... 2 YEARS AGO, myself and my dad were installing my first stereo system (father/son thing) and he got made because the dash didn't come all the way off, so he ripped the hazard switch off... So to this day I STILL have the broken switch in there electrical taped up. Tomorrow i'm going to my dealer and hopefully get the switch and done the repair! Thanks alot and i'll report back and see if it works!
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
It seems i have a bad ground in either my dash harness or blinker switch wiring. I have replaced the computers(the one under the dash and the one in the kick panel) since they are installed they are used and not returnable. Can anyone tell me where the grounds are for to the dash items? I have removed cleaned and reattached the harness grounds under the hood. I still have the a/c heater issue where when it runs all the dash goes dead except the tach when the hvac switch is anywhere but off. And now it doesn't run at all. Turn the key on and get no fuel pump kick in or spark when cranking. anyone? |
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Insane Network Engineer
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Re: Broken Hazard Switch Repair How-to!
Did you replace the multifunction switch?
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