I bought another switch, wired it up, and tried to install it. If you remember, the switch and column
don't meet. I had to add shims under the canceling ring to get it to reach the triggers. It worked for
3 days. Tonight on my way home, it wouldn't switch into right. Left was still OK. I tried to move
the switch closer to the column to close the gap, and it slipped off. It seems the column is to short,
The spacer hub will not go any further down to close the gap between it and the switch.
Help
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Any pictures?
Yes. Pictures. I'm in the middle of working on mine.
No pictures necessary, it turns out the column was too far
back. That closed the gap, but it still won't stay turning right.
This is the second switch I installed, it seems they break when
not installed right. As far as the wandering, the shim, adding
positive camber helped. When someone put this kit together,
they had some issues.
I just got my second switch because the first broke when I tested it before putting the wheel on. L R. L R, L flop!
Welcome to the club, I'm on my third.
Supposedly 3 times is a charm.
I realized not having the neutral switch
caused the problem.
