Turns signals will not cancel after turn...

[Architect]

My turn signals work fine... but they will not cancel after the turn is
completed...?..
SEVERAL QUESTIONS:
1. Is this a clock spring related problem?
2. If not and the shop is already into the column to repair the turn signal.. should I take the opportunity to replace clock spring.. (113,000 miles...)
I'm really into preventative maintenance...;)
Thanks, Architect

[Pat]

The fix is usually the turn signal stalk. May need to know the date of manufacture due to applicability. Ford wants $100 or $300 depending.

[fastblackmerc]

I'd just replace the turn signal assembly. Others have had clocksprings go bad but I've never had a bad one in any of my personal vehicles and any customers cars in my 10 years a a Ford tech.

[RF Overlord]

If the turn signal stalk (actually called the Multi-Function Switch, or MFS) is not physically cancelling, then that has nothing to do with the clockspring. They are not mechanically connected.

[Architect]

Really appreciate the input...:beer: no clock spring is good thing... saves me $$$$$$
Thanks Architect

[justbob]

If the turn signal stalk (actually called the Multi-Function Switch, or MFS) is not physically cancelling, then that has nothing to do with the clockspring. They are not mechanically connected.



^This^

Multifunction switch.


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[MOTOWN]

I just replaced a multi function switch on a Buick, not a big deal.

[Architect]

I just replaced a multi function switch on a Buick, not a big deal.

Do you have to remove steering wheel and Air Bag..?:bigcry:

[justbob]

Do you have to remove steering wheel and Air Bag..?:bigcry:



Yes.


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[larryo340]

Do you have to remove steering wheel and Air Bag..?:bigcry:
Not to replace the multifunction switch on a Marauder