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Seekinf Turn Signal Switch Recommendation

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Turbobill80

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I notice that there doesn't seem to be a direct fit turn signal switch available for our cars. Are there any switches that can be modified to function in a TTA. I am currently buying a turn signal switch from Hawk Motor Sports SKU: LMF1208 that doesn't support the radio buttons. Might I be able to jump the radio wires past the switch? Any recommendations on a switch? Thanks.
 
cancelling cam and switch are unique to the GTA radio control column
dont see how you could make the standard stuff work the radio but you could install standard cancelling cam and turn switch if you had to
 
Thanks for your reply. I may just wait for the switch to arrive and open the column to see what's broken. Currently the switch is stuck on right turn and previously wouldn't switch to left turn. I might get lucky If parts on the new switch can transfer over to my old switch. I previously saw some "universal" parts listed on Amazon.
 
usually its just the return spring snapped , theres one for right release and one for left release and are not difficult to replace once you're down to the turn switch assembly (remove steering wheel and lock plate . the springs are available from dorman

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I opened the column up and the little springs are OK and I couldn't see any cracks in the mechanism. I re-greased everywhere I could, but the switch is stiff and the lever seems to not have enough throw to properly set signal turns. I'm trying to find someone who can repair the switch, but that's hard thing to do. I bought a switch from Hawk Motorsports but it isn't very close. I wonder if some auto electric shop can print a new switch?
 
Apparently there is a wood screw attaching the multi function turn signal stalk to the turn signal switch. Does anyone know the specs for the correct attaching screw?
 
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