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Changing directional switch 700 1992

posted by  aroger on  Fri Oct 2 10:31 CST 2015
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Directional switch has gone flakey in my 1992 745. Simple change on my old 245, but seems more complicated on this model. The wagon is non-turbo, non-cruise control and non-tilt-wheel, Anybody do this or can you reference a knowledge base answer?








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Changing directional switch 700 1992

uid 55's pic
posted by  john sargent on  Sun Oct 4 21:34 CST 2015
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I assume your 1992 740 has an airbag. Instead of removing the steering wheel to access the screws holding the turn signal switch in place, I use short screwdriver bits and turn them with a 1/4" end wrench. Your car may use Torx head screws instead of #2 Phillips. The electrical connector plugs into the switch.
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Changing directional switch 700 1992

posted by  oldyellr on  Sat Oct 3 07:42 CST 2015
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I think that happened to mine. It wasn't the switch. I fixed it by tightening the grounds inside the front fenders.
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1992 745, >500k km








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Changing directional switch 700 1992

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Fri Oct 2 19:07 CST 2015
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Have you looked in the FAQ?

Look under electrical instruments - there's pictures and everything!







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