John,
Have I ever!!!! I didn't reasize at the time of re-assembly that the
steering shaft has to be reattached to the rack and pinion at precisely
the right place in order for the cam that cancels the turn signals to
strike each side properly. If you removed the column, perhaps you have
the same problem. If not, it could be that the cancellation actuator on
the switch assembly is sticking so that the cam does not contact it.
THe best thing to do is take it off and examine it to see if there is
free lay in the two actuators. A little bot of lubricant will likely do
the trick. But if the first thing I mentioned is the trouble, it can
only be corrected by removing and properly installing the shaft in the
right position (can at rest between the actuator ears).
Joe Curry
John Worthy wrote:
>
> Hi everyone
>
> This time the problem is with my turn signaller. Won't cancel on the left
> hand turn. This is a RHD TR6 which means the turn signals are on the right
> hand side of the steering column.
>
> Anyone come across a fix for this or something to do with an adjustment?
> Doesn't seem to be any adjustment that can be made.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> John
> 1972 TR6
> John Worthy jworthy@pcug.org.au
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