<VV> Directional Signal Assembly

[Ron]

Set your turn signal arm in the center or neutral position and then crawl 
under the steering column and see if the slider on the switch is in the 
exact center of it's little range.  Play around a bit with adjusting it's 
position on the push-pull wire and see if this can fix the problem.  It 
often does.

RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rich Purtell" <rpurtell1 at comcast.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2007 4:07 PM
Subject: <VV> Directional Signal Assembly


>I have metered out the wiring on my 1966 Corsa brake and turn signal 
>circuits and have come to the conclusion the switch assembly is at fault. I 
>have no brake light or directional indicator on the left side (rear). The 
>front left signal does flash and the right side works both front and rear 
>if you hold your mouth just right. Before I do anything drastic is there 
>anything else to check? I have continuity all the way from the connector on 
>the steering column to the rear lights. Is it possible to clean or bend the 
>contacts on the switch or should I just go ahead and start searching for a 
>replacement?
>
> Rich 66 Corsa Conv./Houston
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