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Chuck W. · 02-25-2016, 11:39 AM

I just figured out that the clockspring is needed to reset the turn signals. The piece at the bottom of the clockspring hits a tab that resets the turn signals. It appears that the clockspring is needed for the horn, airbag and turn signals.

02-25-2016, 11:39 AM	#14
Chuck W. Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Agoura Hills (LA) So.Cal. Posts: 1,574	I just figured out that the clockspring is needed to reset the turn signals. The piece at the bottom of the clockspring hits a tab that resets the turn signals. It appears that the clockspring is needed for the horn, airbag and turn signals. __________________ 1995 Porsche C4 Cab 2016 BMW M2, 6 Speed LBB - ED 7/2016 1997 993 Cab - Sold; 1997 993 Turbo - Sold 2001 Boxster S - Original Owner - 30K Miles -SOLD