August 2, 200917 yr comment_362985 Hi all, new to the forum and can't wait to resolve some issues with my 4K. So when I am driving at night with the headlights on, everytime my blinkers auto-disengage after turning, my headlights switch off and then come back on anywhere from just under 1 second to over 2 seconds. It is causing frustration as people get intimidated by me thinking I'm flashing them. My guess is its the alternator, but I would just like to confirm. Thanks! Report
August 2, 200917 yr Author comment_363006 More than likely you have a faulty combo switch.. hmmm that sounds very plausible. In fact the whole set of switches on the steering column is causing me issues including the hazards switch. I'll go to a wreckers and get a new one. Thank you Report
August 7, 200917 yr comment_364296 Make sure you don't buy another faulty one. The weakest point in these combo's is near the base of the indicator stalk. The wires get bent in that place a lot so they wear through and short out. When I had this happen in my AE71 a few years back I just replaced the three wires inside the stalk. Good for another 20 years that way :D Report
August 8, 200917 yr comment_364476 It is causing frustration as people get intimidated by me thinking I'm flashing them. Wow, I can't imagine anyone getting intimidated by a Corolla. My charge light comes on on every flash when I put on my blinkers. You think you have problems! Report
August 9, 200917 yr comment_364572 Make sure you don't buy another faulty one. The weakest point in these combo's is near the base of the indicator stalk. The wires get bent in that place a lot so they wear through and short out. When I had this happen in my AE71 a few years back I just replaced the three wires inside the stalk. Good for another 20 years that way :) yeah small electrical stuff like that i think its better to repair than replace with another 20 odd year old part :lolcry: I'm actually looking at changing the whole stick on my ke70, it just seems a bit flimsy haha :P Report
September 29, 200917 yr comment_377794 yeah small electrical stuff like that i think its better to repair than replace with another 20 odd year old part :P I'm actually looking at changing the whole stick on my ke70, it just seems a bit flimsy haha :rock: I bought a brand new combo switch from Phil's Rotary's in Brisbane. He sells them on ebay for about $125. Solved a few of my electrical problems. Report
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