Broken turn signal lever
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Thanks all. I got it back together. Pretty much an erector set problem. I definitely could have used one of the 3 handed elves that Lotus must have used to build it. Not sure if it is permanently fixed. Seems ok, but the part may just be worn and come apart again.
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billwill wrote:I may have to do the same sort of thing soon with my headlights dip/main/off stalk switch which is getting very wobbly.
Mine is the same, I improved it a bit by replacing the pivot pin - still not brilliant though.
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For the turn signal lever. Everything is held together by the leaf spring tension. I'm sure that these are worn and even though it's back together and working I will have to replace the unit soon. After spending a couple of hours swearing, banging my head and dropping small parts on the floor I can see why replacing the entire unit is the way to go.
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oldelanman wrote:billwill wrote:I may have to do the same sort of thing soon with my headlights dip/main/off stalk switch which is getting very wobbly.
Mine is the same, I improved it a bit by replacing the pivot pin - still not brilliant though.
Hah, discovered that my problem was merely that the mounting screws were loose. No lock washers.
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