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Broken turn signal/cruise control shaft..Help! 850

I'm heading up a long, dark driveway in my '94 850 using the brights to guide me. I get to the garage and flip the lever to turn off the brights and...the lever snaps. So now I have no turn signals, no brights and a lever that dangles from the steering column by the wires. Anyone had this happen and can offer suggestions for a fix? There doesn't appear to be a post to Volvospeed on this. Thanks in advance.








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    Broken turn signal/cruise control shaft..Help! 850

    yes relatively easy to fix by removing as per instructions above.

    the stalk itself is held on with two bolts.
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    93 850GLT 430,000km * 94 850 300,000km * 86 240GL 360,000km








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    Broken turn signal/cruise control shaft..Help! 850

    I replaced the windshield wiper lever (right side) a few years ago. I assume it is similar to the left side lever (removal and installation process).

    I used a torx 10? long shafted screwdriver which is inserted under the steering column shell cover to loosen and remove it. Once the shell was removed I had to disconnect two phone jack like wire connecters and remove two screws to remove the lever. Installation is the reverse of removal.

    I had two functions with two wire connectors to unplug and re-plug. Since you have several functions on the left side lever, I suspect your will have more connectors. The more simple (right side) lever cost me $100 several years ago. I suspect the price will be considerably more due to your more complex part and inflation. Nevertheless, if you are minimally handy you can save the $100 an hour a dealer would charge you to do this.

    Dan







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