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Hi,
My T16S with cruise control has a problem with the indicator switch. It won't stay up and the guy at the test station won't pass it. Can anyone suggest an easy fix as I am finding difficulties in getting a replacement part. Many thanks! |
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Hi Adam,
your guy must be a stickler - both mine have this issue and they have passed every year so far, with different MOT'ers - when I looked into it, it has to be 'audible' and 'flash' but I think it's a 'grey area' and open to interpretation regarding them staying on ('interpretation' must be an issue because the same MOT station failed me the previous year because of a crack in my number plate that clearly did not obscure the number, and another one passed a similar crack this year???). I have a spare of the indicator stalk you refer to (and it DID 'stay' but I changed it because the writing was a bit faded only to discover the indicator wont stay on On the other hand - you could try this - scroll down for cutshaw's suggestion http://www.saabcentral.com/forums/sh...ight=indicator Good luck E Ez |
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http://www.motinfo.gov.uk/htdocs/m3s01000501.htm Check the selector switch for presence, security, condition and operation. Reason for rejection - A missing, insecure or faulty selector switch.
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yep, I saw something similar when I was checking it last year but 'faulty' may mean indicator does not work as a result.... clearly the MOT centres are not sure (or maybe they are and mine are not 'with it' - thankfully, in this respect at least).
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But it doesn't... <grin>
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They don't have to reset do they? Citreon BXs' used to have a swtich on the edge of the dash that you had to manually turn off.
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Having to hold them ON is not, though... (It's also a major pain in the backside - I swapped mine out, because I just couldn't live with it failing to stay on - I LIKE cancelling them when I want them to be cancelled and not when the car feels like it...)
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