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Old 06-20-07, 08:01 PM
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help with highbeams (pics)

so my highbeam toggle switch works (pulling the left stalk towards you), but i can't get the highbeam on/off to work (pushing the left stalk towards the engine)...i AM pushing pretty hard and feel that if i push any harder the entire stalk would snap in half, so i finally decided to remove the column mount and take a peek at whats going on...it seems that when i push back on the stalk it is hitting the thing circled in red in the picture...but the thing circled looks pretty stock...

can anyone post a picture of their left stalk? thanks in advance
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Old 06-20-07, 09:48 PM
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The part you circled is the pivot-point of the stalk when pushed forward.
See the backward-C shaped metal piece at the base of the stalk (deeper inside your steering column)? The base of the stalk should be going into that piece when you push it.
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hmm thats what i was thinking as well (that the stalk pivots to hit that C piece you described), but now i'm just confused as to where its stuck, thanks for the help i'm gunna go back and look at it more
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