Turn signal won't turn off after I make a turn?

Question

Turn signal won't turn off after I make a turn?

Answer 1

see an electrician. shouldn't be costly to repair.

Answer 2

it means you're from idaho... i see people with idaho plates driving with their turn signals on all the time.

Answer 3

In the steering column there is a plate that is called a turn signal canceler that may be broken or the turn signal switch itself is broken, either way you will need to have someone repair it for you because it is very complicated.................

Answer 4

Sorry about that, you'll have to replace the switch inside the steering column.  A good friend who is also a mechanic could help you do this, and it won't cost too much.  Going to the dealer will cost you the most, but usually does the best job.  Hope this helps.  Good luck and take care my friend.

Answer 5

Your turn signal switch (inside the steering column) is broken.

Answer 6

Michael s is correct

Answer 7

You have to take it to a garage and have the mechanism in the steering wheel replaced. The nylon or plastic canceller is broken.

Answer 8

see a mechanic, you have to fix something in the lightbulb

Answer 9

sometimes you dont turn far enough to turn it off

Answer 10

wires are probaby touching follow the wires if wire is exposed out of the rubber coating wrap it in electrical tape

Answer 11

df

Answer 12

Go straight

Answer 13

There is a plate-type switch buried D-E-E-P in the steering column, necessitating pulling the steering wheel, possibly the wiper switch assembly, and anything else in the way.

Unless you know someone who is a VERY good mechanic, bite the bullet and have the job done by a professional. Look at your steering wheel; every control built into it will have a number of circuits buried in the steering column as well. these circuits are often coiled up in a particular manner so that everything fits without chafing the wires. (Ever heard the expression "shoving ten pounds of **** in a five pound bag"?)