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Teedoinme Tompkins Posted on Oct 22, 2014

My 2004 Crown Vic turn signal will not turn off as I turn the corner any other time it would but for some reason it has stopped working. What could be the problem?

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Sounds like the trip lever has failed. Steering wheel must be removed. I'm assuming it still works manually.

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