replacing turn signal wiring harness
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replacing turn signal wiring harness
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73CJ
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Not hard to do.
Pull the steering wheel off. There's the switch.
I removed all the wires from the plug, tied another wire on them and pulled it all out fromthesteering wheel side.
Good luck.
Pull the steering wheel off. There's the switch.
I removed all the wires from the plug, tied another wire on them and pulled it all out fromthesteering wheel side.
Good luck.
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The hardest part is getting the horn piece off and on. You will need to compress the spring and get the circlip off of the shaft and again compress the spring to get the clip back on.
here is a link to the discussion from when I asked for help there is a link here for the Autozone Repair Guides and you will find the breakdown;
http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f7/turn-signals-10796/
I used a CROWN Switch that works well, good luck.
here is a link to the discussion from when I asked for help there is a link here for the Autozone Repair Guides and you will find the breakdown;
http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f7/turn-signals-10796/
I used a CROWN Switch that works well, good luck.