4 way flasher switch

nazgulMember

hi all,

as i started to troubleshoot my turn signals, i noticed that the 4-way flasher switch was not working so of course i got sidetracked.

the prior owner had wedged the switch closed (pushed in), once released the flashers work, but the switch now will not stay closed. i loosened it's retaining nut (oh what fun that was!!) and saw the switch case was cracked, arg, a replacement runs $100.

has anyone replaced the factory switch with a more reasonably priced switch? $100 just seems like an awful lot for a switch. or is the switch super-proprietary?

this will teach me to not get sidetracked.

nazgul

2/28/077:31 PM

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