DIY for turn signal combination switch ?
Crosst
06-09-2012, 09:55 PM
My 1999 K1500 Sub has a phantom clicking from most likely the combo turn signal switch. I have a replacement, but was hoping for a DIY before digging in.
Thanks for any help
Todd
99 K1500 Sub
Thanks for any help
Todd
99 K1500 Sub
MT-2500
06-10-2012, 09:41 AM
My 1999 K1500 Sub has a phantom clicking from most likely the combo turn signal switch. I have a replacement, but was hoping for a DIY before digging in.
Thanks for any help
Todd
99 K1500 Sub
All Data DIY repair info online sub.
Thanks for any help
Todd
99 K1500 Sub
All Data DIY repair info online sub.
Crosst
06-10-2012, 01:26 PM
Thanks
I'm aware of that resource but haven't opted to subscribe and pay when we have forums like this available.
I hope someone has a personal experience with this.
Same device on all trucks I am sure. Just thinking about that angle; it is probably worth looking on the Silverado too.
Thanks again
Todd
99 Sub K1500
I'm aware of that resource but haven't opted to subscribe and pay when we have forums like this available.
I hope someone has a personal experience with this.
Same device on all trucks I am sure. Just thinking about that angle; it is probably worth looking on the Silverado too.
Thanks again
Todd
99 Sub K1500
jyount
06-10-2012, 05:17 PM
Autozone.com repair guide has a step by step.
repair guides-99 k1500 sub 1/2 ton 4wd
Chassis electrical/instruments/multi-function switch
repair guides-99 k1500 sub 1/2 ton 4wd
Chassis electrical/instruments/multi-function switch
777stickman
06-10-2012, 05:47 PM
So what makes you think it's the Mulri-Function lever?? There are other modules under the dash that may be the cause. Like the Interior Light control module, T-Case control module, etc, etc.
j cAT
06-11-2012, 08:06 AM
My 1999 K1500 Sub has a phantom clicking from most likely the combo turn signal switch. I have a replacement, but was hoping for a DIY before digging in.
Thanks for any help
Todd
99 K1500 Sub
If the wiring was changed from OEM factory this maybe alarms/security/other aftermarket equipment.
pull fuses until the clicking stops. then post what fuse caued this .
also reveal what non OEM devices have been installed/wiring changed.
Thanks for any help
Todd
99 K1500 Sub
If the wiring was changed from OEM factory this maybe alarms/security/other aftermarket equipment.
pull fuses until the clicking stops. then post what fuse caued this .
also reveal what non OEM devices have been installed/wiring changed.
Crosst
06-12-2012, 12:51 PM
Thanks
I tried a new turn signal/emerg flasher and there was no effect. There are no mods on this car. I noticed a bit of smoke the other day from the MF switch and it has been a little flaky before on the wiper operation too. Ther hasn't been a reoccurrence of the smoke fortunately.
Todd
99 Sub K1500
I tried a new turn signal/emerg flasher and there was no effect. There are no mods on this car. I noticed a bit of smoke the other day from the MF switch and it has been a little flaky before on the wiper operation too. Ther hasn't been a reoccurrence of the smoke fortunately.
Todd
99 Sub K1500
j cAT
06-13-2012, 09:08 AM
Thanks
I tried a new turn signal/emerg flasher and there was no effect. There are no mods on this car. I noticed a bit of smoke the other day from the MF switch and it has been a little flaky before on the wiper operation too. Ther hasn't been a reoccurrence of the smoke fortunately.
Todd
99 Sub K1500
it is quite possible the wiring in the steering colum has a short. this is not my area of experience. see if you can get detailed repair instruction to breakdown the steering wheel/column .
I tried a new turn signal/emerg flasher and there was no effect. There are no mods on this car. I noticed a bit of smoke the other day from the MF switch and it has been a little flaky before on the wiper operation too. Ther hasn't been a reoccurrence of the smoke fortunately.
Todd
99 Sub K1500
it is quite possible the wiring in the steering colum has a short. this is not my area of experience. see if you can get detailed repair instruction to breakdown the steering wheel/column .
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