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Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: El Cajon, CA
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Turn signal canceling spring part number
Trying to fix my turn signals as it only cancels on right turns. Left turns no longer canels. I am thinking the canceling cam return spring is broken ap trying to find replacement parts. I see dorman makes a couple different types (ex Dorman P/N 49312) so trying to confirm the correct kit part number. Has anyone bought a set and successfully installed them?
The springs by the orange arrows are what I am looking for. |
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Join Date: Dec 2017
Location: Elkhart, Texas
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
Over the years I've replaced (I'm guessing) 100s of those springs.. As long as the plastic is still intact, the replacement spring works very well. According to the Dorman site, 49312 is still a good number.. Fits Chevrolet 1969 - 2001
https://www.dormanproducts.com/gsear...Return+Springs |
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
On the OEM springs one was Red and the other Blue.
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
Better look at mine, only cancels about 1/2 the time.. seems left is far less reliable.
Dorman P/N same for 67? |
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
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As far as I could tell these are correct for most GM no tilt columns. I think....think... they work for tilt columns also, as it is the canceling cam that I think changes on between the non-tilt and tilt. |
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
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Another thing that might cause your problem.. If the steering wheel is not centered, proper canceling may not occur during slight turns. |
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Join Date: Apr 2022
Location: Medina, Ohio
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
Will look close at plastic, and spring.
Not sure if related, but horn does not work either.. |
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
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Let's not hyjack D-n-Tyke's thread.. PM me and I'll explain how to trouble shoot your horn... |
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Location: El Cajon, CA
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
Well go the dorman 49312 kit installed tonight. Found the bottom spring (that cancels the left turn signal) was missing. Took the signal cam body out, clean everything up and put it back together with the 2 new springs. Everything works like a charm now.
Spring kit I used was Dorman's PN 49312 I also found the spring cam kit with the springs and the body. Dorman's PN 49300 Signal Cam (Green, Non Tilt) Dorman's PN 83233 Signal Cam (White, Tilt) Dorman's PN 83232 |
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Re: Turn signal canceling spring part number
Good job, good job.......
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