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hairyasswelder:

--- Quote from: "bigedyant" ---If you look on the back of the original wheel, you'll find a black disc set into the foam. Prise it out with a screwdriver. Remove the two lugs which you just prised it out by, and using self tapping screws, mount the plastic disc to the rear of your steering boss. This is what turns the collar on the steering column to activate the self cancelling indicators.

 Works a treat on my '87.

 Ant
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Did that and it works most of the time,
Just have to check as sometimes it doesnt  :roll:

Steve

bigedyant:

--- Quote from: "hairyasswelder" ---
--- Quote from: "bigedyant" ---If you look on the back of the original wheel, you'll find a black disc set into the foam. Prise it out with a screwdriver. Remove the two lugs which you just prised it out by, and using self tapping screws, mount the plastic disc to the rear of your steering boss. This is what turns the collar on the steering column to activate the self cancelling indicators.

 Works a treat on my '87.

 Ant
--- End quote ---


Did that and it works most of the time,
Just have to check as sometimes it doesnt  :roll:

Steve
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Yeah, it's proper fiddly to get lined up just right. I put everything in place then gaffer-taped it together so I could drill and screw it without everything moving. Would be easier if the collar wasn't such a loose fit on the column  :roll:

sardonicus:
Thanks for replies.still looking for 15" mountney

Yoshi:
Well i have a wheel if you can get hold of a boss?

sardonicus:
15" 3 spoke ?? Pm me with details please! :)

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