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Old 02-23-2004, 06:49 PM
blmitche blmitche is offline
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Unhappy 1985 Suburban Turn Signal problem

I am putting the steering column back together after the ignition actuator rack broke and a piece fell out of the turn signal housing portion of the column. I did not see where it came from and don't see where it will go. Is there anywhere I can get a diagram for this portion without buying a new one. The piece looks like it might make contact with something else. It is spring steel and roughly in the shape of an elongated "A" with a small hook at one end.

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Old 02-25-2004, 09:39 AM
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Re: 1985 Suburban Turn Signal problem

As I recall, that is a contacter for you "key-in" buzzer. As you face the steering column, on the right towards the igntion switch there is a square hole. This piece goes in there open end first.
Any dealership parts dept should have a breakdown that you could look at.
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