Dave, et al,
I've usually found that there are two common causes for this mechanism not
to cancel properly.
1. The cancelling plate has been distorted in some way that will not allow
sufficient push on the cancelling arm.
2. Somebody has had the mechanism apart and placed the cancelling arms in
backwards.
It is most important that the little hinged cancelling arms have their
protruding angled ends positioned in a V in relation to each other. If they
are turned around, they will not cancel properly.
In addition, the cancelling plate with its raised "cam" surface must be bent
so it is in a direct parallel contact with the cancelling arms when it
passes by. The raised cam surface must contact the cancelling arms
sufficiently to push them up into the mechanism, causing a release.
I cannot imagine enough simple wear to take place that would cause these
things not to work.
Rich Chrysler
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Z" <davzu29@cox.net>
To: "Healey List Emails" <healeys@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 8:50 AM
Subject: Re: [Healeys] Trafficator Center Switch
> Coinidently, over the past weekend, I took my trafficator apart - twice,
> to
> see if I could correct an intermittent problem of the turn signal lever
> not
> returning to center, but I have the problem only on one side. The web site
> and pictures are a great resource and do a great job showing everything
> involved in taking it apart to clean, lubricate and replace, but unless I
> missed something, it doesn't discuss malfunctioning units, or how to
> replair
> them. Maybe mine has worn over time to a point where it looks OK, but
> areas are wearing out causing my problem. Maybe I can only replace it.
> Did
> I miss something?
>
> David Z.
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