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Message: * HTML is OFF * Forum Code is ON Smilies	[quote][i]Originally posted by chrisden[/i][br]Hello, The 'turn signal canceller' (return yoke) only works in one direction on my vehicle. The manual specifies that this return yoke mounted on the steering column, must be in the same axis than switch housing. At the moment the return yoke is shifted downwards (drawing in red). So I need to put it back horizontally (drawing in green). How do I proceed, as this part seems to be stuck tightly on the steering column? What's more, access to this part isn't easy. Thank you for your help. [img]https://i.ibb.co/YFpvkzGT/yoke.jpg[/img] [/quote]
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chrisden	Posted - 04 May 2025 : 10:00:55 Hello, The 'turn signal canceller' (return yoke) only works in one direction on my vehicle. The manual specifies that this return yoke mounted on the steering column, must be in the same axis than switch housing. At the moment the return yoke is shifted downwards (drawing in red). So I need to put it back horizontally (drawing in green). How do I proceed, as this part seems to be stuck tightly on the steering column? What's more, access to this part isn't easy. Thank you for your help.
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Borstlap	Posted - 04 May 2025 : 16:52:45 With a hammer and a big flathead screwdriver or chisel it should be possible to bang it into the correct position. It worked for me once long ago. Alex