Richard 039
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If I turn left my indicator doesn’t self cancels but if I turn right it doesn’t. Is there a way of adjusting anything or do I have to replace the stalk.
Irritating indicators
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tottot
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There is a plastic ring with lugs behind the steering wheel that trips the cancelation of the switch. May be worn / broken.
bluedog333
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You’ll need to get yourself a steering wheel puller before you can get to the indicator switch assembly. You might get lucky and get it off without one, but doubtful if it hasn’t been off for a while.
the_wolf
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Don't need a steering wheel puller. Remove the nut (21mm iirc) and holding the steering wheel at the 12 and 6 positions just kind of rock it towards you. Should pop right off. You'll see a (normally blue) plastic ring with some lugs around the edges. There's a certain way this should be positioned for it to cancel the indicators but with the wheel off you can have a play with it and see what works and what doesn't.
tottot
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If you try the above leave the nut on loose so when it lets go it don't smack you in the teeth.
I have found that steering wheels that have never been off tend to be hell of a tight. Those that have been removed before tend to be less trouble.
LR. must have had man mountain fitting them back in the day.
I have found that steering wheels that have never been off tend to be hell of a tight. Those that have been removed before tend to be less trouble.
LR. must have had man mountain fitting them back in the day.
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rov...-puller-special-tool-/294144323862?nav=SEARCH
£8.20 for a puller, worth every penny. You’ll need it when the wiper switch fails, the headlamp switch fails, the indicators fail (again),the Landy won’t start.....
£8.20 for a puller, worth every penny. You’ll need it when the wiper switch fails, the headlamp switch fails, the indicators fail (again),the Landy won’t start.....
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Richard 039
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Thanks I will try it and hopefully my dental bill won’t be too expensive
