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DoubleThePower

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Do i have to take the steering wheel off to get to it when replacing the turn signal switch?
 

Car Nut

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No. Do not take the steering wheel off. If you have a Chilton/Haynes manual, they have good instructions.

I replaced the turn signal switch a few months ago and it was pretty easy. The hardest part was just taking out a few screws and positioning my body to get at them (I'm 6'5"). You will be taking the ignition switch out, as well as the top and bottom cover that surround the steering column.

Good luck.
 

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Car Nut said:
No. Do not take the steering wheel off. If you have a Chilton/Haynes manual, they have good instructions.

I replaced the turn signal switch a few months ago and it was pretty easy. The hardest part was just taking out a few screws and positioning my body to get at them (I'm 6'5"). You will be taking the ignition switch out, as well as the top and bottom cover that surround the steering column.

Good luck.
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Exactly. I did this a few years ago and I just followed my Haynes manual. It was a piece of cake. (Of course I am not 6'5")
 
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I've got one it's got lots of dust on it from sitting, I forgot i even had one though haha. Thanks for the help.
 
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