Chuck-one suggestion I would have is that if the dealer would work
with you and 'give' you another unit-even if you paid for it with the
agreement that it'll(one or the other) will be coming back-try
unpulgging it under the dash(if it will-done many of these on
Chevrolet S-10 Blazers and you can trouble shoot it by doing this)and
then plug in the new one. Of course this will be temporary but
effective in telling you if it is that 'new' unit of 'something'
else. Good luck jerry DeleteThis @peru-motors.com
On Feb 5, 12:37 am, "Augustus" <no_... DeleteThis @nowhere.net> wrote:
> Now, everything works except the turn
>
> > signals, which work, but not correctly. When you turn the left
> > blinker on, the rear left lamp flashes, but the front RIGHT and right
> > dash light flash with the left rear. Same thing happens for the
> > right... right rear, left front and left dash. It took 2 hours to
> > replace this one and I hate to have to do it again twice (put the old
> > one back in, get a new stalk from the dealer and then do it again),
> > but i will if I have to. i almost want it to be the stalk, but I
> > don't think it is.
>
> If the indicators worked fine before the multifunction switch was removed,
> and now you get this behavior immediately after installing the new switch,
> then the new switch is flaky in that one of the wires going to the two
> large connectors is going to the wrong place. I don't think the connectors
> can be pushed together the wrong way due to their design. You could pull it
> apart and reseat both connectors and check to see theres no wires pinched or
> shorted across somehow, but this is hard to imagine. It's going to have to
> come apart anyway so it doesn't hurt to check and reseat before actually
> removing and replacing again. >> Stay informed about: Turn signal problem 98 GMC Sierra 
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