I have a 1988 Jeep Cherokee limited that has cruise control and all that good stuff and every time i use the left turn signal and turn left the light does not automatically turn off. The right signal turns off automatically after i turn right but for some reason the left does not.

I recently pulled the steering wheel to fix tight the column because i had the Loose steering wheel problem, but i am not sure if the light would turn off before that. I might have knocked some spring out or something that should push the lever back after turning or something.

Does anyone know how the turning signal system works? is there a spring or something that should turn off the light when i turn?

 

Broken cancellation cam in the turn signal assembly.

 

I found this thread that has pictures of the steering column removal https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/st...repairs-39494/

Is this the cancellation cam? and how can i tell if its broken?

 

no thats for the horn the turn signal switch is below it

 

It's those white plastic things at about 2 o'clock and 8 o'clock below the horn plate.

 

the tech term is turn signal actuator .......

 

Today i took off my steering wheel to get a look at my turn signal actuator and i saw that its missing a spring on the left side, could i just get the spring from the junkyard and that'll fix the problem?

This is my signal actuator

 

switch it see if the issue switchs, and that spring will be on alot of GM coloumns not just jeep