Posted by ericlb on January 08, 2016 at 10:49:44 from (67.142.173.22):
in posting this after 2 hours of trying to find a u tube video of how to replace the whole unit, on my 1980 chevy k-30 4x4,all the videos are either kids who are just doing the lock cylinder which is easy, or much newer trucks, ive done turn signal switches before usually on older fords, on the gm stuff i usually just swap out the broken parts with the new parts of the replacement switch, makes things easier, but that wont work this time, this time i have to do the whole unit, i doubt the steering colum has room for me to cut the wires on top under the switch and splice all of those to the new switch ,the truck does have a tilt wheel too, how can i run the wires on the new switch which already has the plastic connector on it, down to the switch on the lower column? the wires have to come our of the plastic connector, but how?
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