1952 Ford steering wheel cam turn signals dont turn off..... steering wheel cam does the cam have the open side facing the switch when installed on car or is the closed side facing the switch also how does the cam come out of the steering wheel ive bought a manual and no answers///right now is installed with the wheel 180 degrees out of correct and this puts thewheel cam open towards the switch,, so this also makes the wheel 2 spokes facin up rather than correct down dennis
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Re: 1952 Ford steering wheel cam If it's like the truck, the two tangs should be about 1:30 and 4:30 assuming the signal is at 9 o'clock. That's how I have mine set and it works fine.
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Re: 1952 Ford steering wheel cam i dont think the car is the same as a truck truck has horn button car has a round horn ring in the middle part of horn ring is a fixed metal cam about inch and a half one side open so nothing is adjustab;e
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This should give some direction.
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Re: 1952 Ford steering wheel cam thankyou according to this pict my st wh was put on backwards withthe spoke going up instead of down gonna reverse it tomm if gets warm enough
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Re: 1952 Ford steering wheel cam that being said the opening on the wheel cam was on wrong side it was open to pass side and shoud be just the opp which will be when i reverse it
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Re: 1952 Ford steering wheel cam cleaned the switch... really gunked turned the wheel till 180 and turn sigs working correct
next 52 come on fine cleaned it still wont go off read something about an 16 of inch gap btwen cam and switch mechnisimn to alighn adjust the steering box not sure how to do that one |
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