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Old 04-10-2006, 12:52 PM
fordmanholland fordmanholland is offline
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Question Trouble with electrical in steering column of 2001 F150 SC

I have a 2001 f150 supercrew. And when I move the steering column up and down the turn signal will work and then not work. They will work when it is in the up position and not when in the down position. Are there more than 1 connection points in the column for this to come loose. I know there is the one where it plugs into the turn signal module. Can anyone help.
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Old 04-27-2006, 12:30 PM
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Re: Trouble with electrical in steering column of 2001 F150 SC

i have 2001 supercrew with same problem, brake lights and turn signal working and then not working. didn't know it was in the steering column until your post. i did fix it though, take apart the covers on the steering column and behind the hazard switch there is a connector that has loose wires on it. mine just needed pushed back in until they snapped in place. if you have any questions on how to get in there let me know. by the way i unhooked the battery since the airbag wiring is kinda close, good luck,
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