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Posted by pcarrell
 - December 01, 2013, 17:32:36 PM

NP

Posted by Cotton Mouth
 - November 30, 2013, 18:12:04 PM
Quote from: pcarrell on November 30, 2013, 16:06:50 PM

Looking at this exploded diagram shows there's a nut (PN 92015) back there that you can tighten to take up the slack.  http://www.ronayers.com/Turn-Signals-C376908.aspx

That diagram is exactly what I needed, I got it fixed in no time.  Thank you for the help!!
Posted by pcarrell
 - November 30, 2013, 16:06:50 PM

Looking at this exploded diagram shows there's a nut (PN 92015) back there that you can tighten to take up the slack.  http://www.ronayers.com/Turn-Signals-C376908.aspx

Posted by Cotton Mouth
 - November 30, 2013, 11:49:08 AM

Went out for a ride the other night and judging by the impact mark, a freak rock must have came up and knocked my turn signal loose.  Can't seem to tighten this, and don't want to break it, looks like all plastic.

How do I get this thing secure again?  Nothing actually looks broken or cracked, just separated.

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