Turn signals don't cancel?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by rs, Jul 20, 2004.

  1. rs

    rs Guest

    Ok, this is sort of a minor quibble but my previous car, even on just a mild
    lane change, would automatically cancel the turn signal. I bought a 2000 EXv6
    and the turn signals only cancel if you make a pretty sharp turn. A moderate
    to mild turn and you have to manually shut them off. Same on both sides.

    Is this normal for Hondas?

    Rick
     
    rs, Jul 20, 2004
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  2. rs

    Nick Guest

    Hello,

    You failed to mention what your previous car was but yes you
    do have to make a significant turn in order to have the turn signal
    turn off on most Hondas.
     
    Nick, Jul 20, 2004
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  3. rs

    rs Guest

    Was a 740 Volvo, would cancel on a lane change.

    thanks
     
    rs, Jul 21, 2004
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  4. rs

    E. Meyer Guest

    That's not normal. I think you got used to a car with a defective turn
    signal switch.
     
    E. Meyer, Jul 21, 2004
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  5. rs

    rs Guest

    Well it was equally defective on both sides and a nice defective feature.
     
    rs, Jul 22, 2004
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    E. Meyer Guest

    I had a Ford that worked that way once. The blinkers would seldom stay on
    long enough to get to the turn that was being signaled. Royal PITA. Lane
    changes are why they make the switches such that they blink while you hold
    the lever half way down, then stop when you let go of it.
     
    E. Meyer, Jul 22, 2004
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    blizzbod Guest

    I've got a 99 crv lx with the same problem. I think that there is a
    plastic slip clutch in the steering column taht may be broken. Te turn
    signal stalk is fine. I'm going to go on a hunt to the junkyard and see
    if I can find a cheap replacement.
     
    blizzbod, Aug 20, 2004
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