How to get to the hazard light knob to replace it
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How to get to the hazard light **** to replace it
I have a broken hazard light **** on my 72 cutlass.So I wanted to see if it still works,so I used a small screw driver to push it in......but now since the **** is broke I cant get them to turn off......i know I will probably have to replace the ****.....is it just as simple as pulling the steering wheel off.Any tips would help....Thanks guys!......p.s. I just pulled the fuse so it wouldnt run my battery down.
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You should be able to get into the hole with a pair of fine needlenose pliers and unscrew it.
Failing that, you'll need to pull the steering wheel and remove the switch to gain access to it.
If I recall, in some years or models (tilt vs non-tilt?) GM made a **** with a male screw that screwed into a hole in the switch, and in other years, the **** had a female screw, with a male threaded stub protruding from the switch, but I could be wrong.
- Eric
Failing that, you'll need to pull the steering wheel and remove the switch to gain access to it.
If I recall, in some years or models (tilt vs non-tilt?) GM made a **** with a male screw that screwed into a hole in the switch, and in other years, the **** had a female screw, with a male threaded stub protruding from the switch, but I could be wrong.
- Eric
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Joined: Aug 2015
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You should be able to get into the hole with a pair of fine needlenose pliers and unscrew it.
Failing that, you'll need to pull the steering wheel and remove the switch to gain access to it.
If I recall, in some years or models (tilt vs non-tilt?) GM made a **** with a male screw that screwed into a hole in the switch, and in other years, the **** had a female screw, with a male threaded stub protruding from the switch, but I could be wrong.
- Eric
Failing that, you'll need to pull the steering wheel and remove the switch to gain access to it.
If I recall, in some years or models (tilt vs non-tilt?) GM made a **** with a male screw that screwed into a hole in the switch, and in other years, the **** had a female screw, with a male threaded stub protruding from the switch, but I could be wrong.
- Eric
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