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Temporary Rear Turn Signal Stalk Fix
11/08/23 at 13:24:17

Hello - 1997 LS 650 Suzuki Savage - riding for 15 years plus on this!

I need s temporary fix for the back turn signal stalk. See photo -

Anything I can do? A hose clamp & electrical tape held it together for YEARS, but something happened and it is hanging. I can't remember what I did to keep the fixture together.

I have some clamps that I could probably use but the problem is there is hardly anything for it to grab on to. I cut the rubber off the nub.

It'll get fixed proper, but in the meantime - any ideas?

Thanks so much.
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hammyo YaBB Newbies 2004 No Login Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 9	Re: Temporary Rear Turn Signal Stalk Fix Reply #1 - 11/08/23 at 13:26:42 If only I could get something to grab on to this nub. I have all kinds of clamps. D
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och Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 639	Re: Temporary Rear Turn Signal Stalk Fix Reply #2 - 11/12/23 at 09:20:12 Just get Harley knockoffs and bolt it in there. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077N9CLFK
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Re: Temporary Rear Turn Signal Stalk Fix
Reply #3 - 11/15/23 at 12:12:26

Thank you for the idea!

I needed a quick fix while I waited for the part. Part came very quicly. The fix was not that easy. Who knew there was a hidden hex bolt on the inside of the chrome thing.

While the break happened just because the original fix from 8 years ago finally gave out, the use of these wood pieces has stopped more breakage. Has stopped landscapers, neighbors, running kids, and me from hitting these tender lights. I don't have a garage so its in the parking lot.

Thanks again for this site!

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