Re: Scout Turn Signals - what's going on?

[Grant Cunningham <kd7jnw@xxxxxxxx>]

> It's kind of next to the steering collumn the steering collumn on the left
> side (right from underneath, towards the outside of the scout).  It's the
> same exact flasher but has a little clip type device that holds it up under
> the dash. It's a little ways up there.
Boy, that was the understatement of the year!

My wife's Scout has A/C, and I couldn't see the darned thing. I 
finally felt it, and yanked it out. Getting the replacement hooked in 
was a trick, though.

Thanks for the tip! Now, can anyone explain why the flasher with the 
most chance of needing replacement is in the least accessible 
location??
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