64 Olds Jetstar turnsignal switch parts
#1
64 Olds Jetstar turnsignal switch parts
Hello
Last week my turnsignal lever broke loose in my steering column.
And my right arm is to short to stick in out the right window to give direction.
So i have to fix it ,i'm waiting for a steering wheel puller i ordered at the moment.
Does somebody know what part is broken, so i can all ready search for a replacement part.
Oldsmobile jetstar 1964.
Thanks from Holland,
Last week my turnsignal lever broke loose in my steering column.
And my right arm is to short to stick in out the right window to give direction.
So i have to fix it ,i'm waiting for a steering wheel puller i ordered at the moment.
Does somebody know what part is broken, so i can all ready search for a replacement part.
Oldsmobile jetstar 1964.
Thanks from Holland,
#2
Hello ,
Found the problem the ring where the turnsignal lever goes in is broken.
Can anyone tell me what 's the name for that ring partnumber maybe.
And where to get it maybe.
We don't have an olds dealer in Holland.
So i have a bit of a problem.
Thankssss
Found the problem the ring where the turnsignal lever goes in is broken.
Can anyone tell me what 's the name for that ring partnumber maybe.
And where to get it maybe.
We don't have an olds dealer in Holland.
So i have a bit of a problem.
Thankssss
#6
There are no Olds dealers anywhere on the planet... the brand is out of business.
I probably have the part you need, in a '64 J88, it will take a long time just to check see so please continue to pursue other avenues, such as RockAuto.com
I probably have the part you need, in a '64 J88, it will take a long time just to check see so please continue to pursue other avenues, such as RockAuto.com
#7
#9
Shoot me an email so I remember to look for it this weekend if its not too cold out. dead@mchsi.com. Do you have tilt or cornering lights? I think that may make a difference.
#11
Try a google search for NOS item
Try RockAuto.com or your favorite normal parts store for a new one
if all else fails deaddds may have one or the one I have might not be broken.
Changing columns would be a huge task in comparison.
Can it be welded or glued back to service?
Try RockAuto.com or your favorite normal parts store for a new one
if all else fails deaddds may have one or the one I have might not be broken.
Changing columns would be a huge task in comparison.
Can it be welded or glued back to service?
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