1964 Corvette turn signal lever
01-19-2018, 12:10 PM
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1964 Corvette turn signal lever
What is the location of the turn signal lever on others 64 Corvettes?
My lever seems to be very low. Sort of points to 8 o'clock position in neutral position. Drops to 7 o'clock position when dropped down for right turn.
The column housing has a notch for the turn signal wiring, which is at the bottom (6 o'clock position).
My lever seems to be very low. Sort of points to 8 o'clock position in neutral position. Drops to 7 o'clock position when dropped down for right turn.
The column housing has a notch for the turn signal wiring, which is at the bottom (6 o'clock position).
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In the neutral postion it is at the 9 o clock
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01-19-2018, 03:53 PM
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Mine is a little above 9. Early 65 shown.
Also I assume you meant "pulled down for LEFT turn"
And here's a 65 I owned in 2005 that's a little below 9:
And another 65 I owned in 2011 at 9:
Also I assume you meant "pulled down for LEFT turn"
And here's a 65 I owned in 2005 that's a little below 9:
And another 65 I owned in 2011 at 9:
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Here is a 65 that never had its column apart or out of car
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Yes, I did mean pulled down for left turn.
Here is a diagram of what I am talking about. It is possible that I have the wrong steering column cone? Is there a difference in the cones between the various mid year cars?
Here is a diagram of what I am talking about. It is possible that I have the wrong steering column cone? Is there a difference in the cones between the various mid year cars?
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Turn signal lever on all '60s GM cars stands at attention at 9:00.
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