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Self cancelling, self cancels! #1677481
24/09/2025 14:49
24/09/2025 14:49
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Whilst the right hand indicator cancels the left never has in the whole time I've had it [6yrs or so),this morning it started cancelling, I couldn't quite get used to it so I was poised to turn it off but not needed on the outward journey. I told myself it was working only for it to stop again nearing home. I remember fiddling around with a soldering iron with some relays under the dash with mixed results on my 1st coop but never bothered with this one.
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Re: Self cancelling, self cancels! [Re: respace] #1677482
24/09/2025 15:31
24/09/2025 15:31
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It's more likely the nylon lugs are worn inside the unit. The central nylon ring self-centering catches them on self-centering, but it also has a certain amount of play.

If you remove the unit as per the how-to release the ring (held by four sprung legs) and pop an O-ring or two over it to take up the slack. It'll be trial and error to see what size - I ended up using two different gauges - it's been a long-lasting result for me as I didn't get on so well with building up the nylon lugs.

There are one or two other fine adjustments you could make at the spring end.


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