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Old 01-18-2004, 12:38 PM
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hazard flasher switch replacement

Help,
Looking for info on hazard flasher switch replacement. Steps on how to access "it", what it looks like, etc...Pics?
I have the Chilton repair manual, and there are NO instructions on the process???
Any info would be GREAT!!!
thx
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Old 12-11-2004, 08:58 PM
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Re: hazard flasher switch replacement

Not sure which vehcile you have. I just replaced (today) the Hazard switch on my 2001 Passat. This was causing my turn signals to intermittently work. Real simple fix.

1. Take a credit card and slip it between the top of the switch and the dash. Use the credit card as a lever to pop off the top of the switch. Should come off real easily. Credit card is prefect since it won't scratch the dash.

2. take a pair of pliers and grab the raised plastic rim that the top snaps on. Pull the switch out of the slot. Wires are attached by a terminal with clips. Pull the two sections apart and insert the new switch.

Mys witch cost $27 at a VW dealership and about three minutes of work.

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Help,
Looking for info on hazard flasher switch replacement. Steps on how to access "it", what it looks like, etc...Pics?
I have the Chilton repair manual, and there are NO instructions on the process???
Any info would be GREAT!!!
thx
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