Replacing the Hazard Lights switch 1995 Suburban
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Remove the steering column cover before attempting this repair,replace the covers before inserting the the switch.No need to remove the multi function handle assembly,it can replaced while still in the column.I just happened to have this assembly as a spare.BTW,some of the screws holding the two column cover halves are reverse torx screws,luckily Harbor Freight had a set of sockets.
Thank you so much!! I did this in at 10pm with a headlamp on on my 95. It had screws holding it together to prevent the hazards from randomly going off.
Let it be known, your video saved me from tearing apart my whole dash and steering Column to get to the whole multifunction switch. I had no idea this came out by itself thank you!!!!
I'm so glad it helped you :) Sometimes you get lucky and find someone who's already had the same problem and had a solution.
Gary B now comes the waiting process because it’s being shipped to me :). Thank you again.
Be sure to let us know the outcome...
Gary B Welp, it finally came in the mail. It’s a direct fit!! I now have fully functioning blinkers and flashers again.👍🏻
Awesome!
Thank you for your video!!!! managed to change mine out using your method saving me so much time and money, not to mention frustration. Thank you from Auckland, New Zealand
Good god thank you. I was reassembling the plastic housing over the steering column after painstakingly replacing a key cylinder (with no key) and putting the damn thing back together, I broke the hazard switch and now my right blinker wont stop going off.
You are a god send. Damn gm for producing cheap ass plastic material back in 97’
Excellent info. Everyone else removed the whole assembly.
Thanks for posting video,mine was broken like that on my k1500 truck.went to pick a part to get one.saved me money and time havin to take the signal out along with everything else before it.
Thank you very much! I just replaced my broken hazard switch in my 97 z71. Cheers from Houston 🍺
You're very Welcome! I posted this video hoping it would help someone fix that PITA red button.Glad it still helps people five years later,Cheers!!!
Fantastic! Thank you! Do you not only helped me know how to take out and replace the hazard switch, but told me something I did not know about the horn, because my horn doesn’t work either. Super and again thank you.
You're very welcome,glad my video helped
WORKED FOR ME!!!! THANK YOU SIR!!!!!!!
Thank U Sir for sharing Ur knowledge!
Awesome video, ordering the hazard switch. I was about to change the whole thing. Thank you sir
GOGSANGEL same here i switchd the relay like twice n nothing but i never thoughtd itd be the flasher button
Where could I order one at?
@@ricardomiranda4756 i believe i bought mines at pep boys, i just changed the entire thing still lol
@@GOGSANGEL I heard it's better just to switch the turn signal switch. Pep boys sells them?
Thank you sir I’m glad I found this video.
Saved me so much time man thx
Awesome man! Worked great and saved me $50+!
Glad I could help :)
Thanks headed to the junk yard now!
Awesome. Best advice ever
Gary B is one of the best guys you'll meet. His Suburban is known as the beast😝
Life saver
Thanks my truck Hazard button is the same way was told needed new Steering column
Cool !
I can't find the part anywhere online I'm going to try the junk yard.
The code for the part is 924-608 I an in the process of changing mine and I've been have taillight and blinker problems until I changed it mine was all broke up in pieces when I got it out (replacing this can fix any taillight problems that you may have)
Hey Gary, wtf?!? Where are you-we need you!! Jk. Hope you’re doing ok 🧐
Thanks a lot really helpful
Was it hard to take out? out of the steering column
Glad I didn't have to do the whole multi-function, way too much work, I thought it might be separate but wasn't sure, or sure how to remove, definitely a helpful video. With a little finagling you can get these out with the cover on, there is some risk of buggering up the cover if you aren't careful, so you may or may not want to go that route depending on how important that is to you, also might break your replacement switch if not careful, so if removing a good replacement probably want to pull the cover first. For my broken one I left cover on, for the junkyard replacement I pulled cover first. I found a right angle pick worked best, right behind the back left corner on the back side, wedge it in there and twist and it pops right up. 1A Auto has a good video on the multifunction switch that covers removal of upper and lower covers: ruclips.net/video/Scoqc-h_N6Q/видео.html Cover removal at 4:40 mark.
How come when i press the brakes thats the only time my hazards would work?
Too many reasons,I'd start by checking grounds,A Multi-Meter would help too.
Where do I get a new one for my 1996 chevy 3500? 7/29/2017
Don't know,I got one from a Pick-A-Part as part of the multi-function assembly.You could try Rock Auto also.
Thanks
You're welcome,hope my video makes this task a little easier for you.
@@95K2500 DOes anyone have part number for this item? I need one, mine will not stay down and operate emergency flasher lights properly, although my brakes and turn signals work.
@@GuestU2 I don't know the part number.
What it call
It's in the title,and it's part of the Multi Function Switch