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Sticky turn signal switch on a 2021 RT Limited - any ideas/fixes?
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Bfromla
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Congrats for using blinkers at all 
(PARKED) Try pushing in on the switch & working it back & forth several times. I'm not sure about cleaning exactly, I haven’t personally tried any cleaners to know reactions (if any) on the plastics & electronics. They are sealed to handle rain & dust. I have read of few cluster failures on various years.
(PARKED) Try pushing in on the switch & working it back & forth several times. I'm not sure about cleaning exactly, I haven’t personally tried any cleaners to know reactions (if any) on the plastics & electronics. They are sealed to handle rain & dust. I have read of few cluster failures on various years.
Mikey
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x2 on WD-40, it shouldn't do any harm that I can think of, altho some will say it will attract dirt. If you're concerned about that, a dry lube will work! You say it's sticking, do you mean it sticks to the point of having to tap it to get it to stop; or is it staying over to the left and you have to push it back over to the middle to make it stop?
Electrical Contact Cleaner - Spray the switch with "Electrical Contact Cleaner" and then work the Switch back and forth (Left to Right and Right to Left) and depress the Switch IN when it's located in the Center default position. You may have to repeat this procedure two or three times to get the switch to stop sticking! Electrical Contact Cleaner works better than WD-40 for correcting this problem. Electrical Contact Cleaner is residue-free, whereas WD-40 is not! We had this problem on our 2013 RTL and it fixed the problem right away.
Best Regards,
@Biscuit56
Best Regards,
@Biscuit56
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