'96 Firebird turn signal fell out of housing
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- ponitiac
- turn signal
- firebird
- brights
- car
- general motors
- GM
- wipers
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MrTuRtLe03
February 23, 2014 12:05:16 PM
Oh my. I have been driving my Firebird for a few years now and it has been having hiccups all over the place. The headliner is sagging (I need to replace that!), I have had 5 sensors go bad, I swear I need to replace a taillight every other day, and now my turn signal arm fell off!
Okay, not just the arm but also the little box thing that the arm 'plug's into'. Cruise control still works and I can get the wipers to work if I can get the arm shoved into the box just right. (see pictures attached) Is there a way to get the box snapped back into place? Thanks for your help in advanced!
What I am talking about
This is the inside of the steering column, from the left side.
Inside of the housing from the back. The silver nub and white ring is the turn signal switch.
Another image of what 'fell out'
Thanks for your time!
Okay, not just the arm but also the little box thing that the arm 'plug's into'. Cruise control still works and I can get the wipers to work if I can get the arm shoved into the box just right. (see pictures attached) Is there a way to get the box snapped back into place? Thanks for your help in advanced!
What I am talking about
This is the inside of the steering column, from the left side.
Inside of the housing from the back. The silver nub and white ring is the turn signal switch.
Another image of what 'fell out'
Thanks for your time!
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stark 33
February 23, 2014 4:12:30 PM
MrTuRtLe03
February 23, 2014 6:36:08 PM
stark 33 said:
I would get the GTX760. Also get a socket 1150 ASUS MB with an Intel i5 CPU. Should play BF4 with no problem.Burn the Firebird. It is a POS
Mhm. Probabbly one of the most interesting replies I have seen in awhile. Please tell me you are a troll, or are you seriously in the wrong catagory?
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stark 33
February 23, 2014 7:19:45 PM
MrTuRtLe03
February 24, 2014 8:40:31 AM
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wip99gt
February 24, 2014 5:27:24 PM
Looks like there's some damage in there. I'd take the whole thing apart to see what all you actually need. Here's a good explanation on how to do it:
http://ls1tech.com/forums/general-maintenance-repairs/1...
Remember that in jobs like this scrapyards are your friend. It might be easier to just rip a whole one out of a scrapped car and replace yours. I don't have too much experience on steering columns as I work on large industrial diesels myself. But WSS_003 is a journeyman automotive tech and might be able to help you better than I can.
http://ls1tech.com/forums/general-maintenance-repairs/1...
Remember that in jobs like this scrapyards are your friend. It might be easier to just rip a whole one out of a scrapped car and replace yours. I don't have too much experience on steering columns as I work on large industrial diesels myself. But WSS_003 is a journeyman automotive tech and might be able to help you better than I can.
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wip99gt
February 24, 2014 5:35:11 PM
MrTuRtLe03 said:
stark 33 said:
I would get the GTX760. Also get a socket 1150 ASUS MB with an Intel i5 CPU. Should play BF4 with no problem.Burn the Firebird. It is a POS
Mhm. Probabbly one of the most interesting replies I have seen in awhile. Please tell me you are a troll, or are you seriously in the wrong catagory?
stark 33 said:
You are posting about a broken down POS car in a COMPUTER FORUM. One of us is in the wrong forum. Could it be you?Maybe before responding like this you should take a breath and look to see if you are wrong. This is a CAR sub forum like previously stated for CAR discussions. It has been here for a couple of years. This community has always been a helpful one with very few negative people on it. So please think before posting things like this, especially the insulting of other people and their things.
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MrTuRtLe03
February 27, 2014 7:52:54 PM
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