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    Broken Turn Signal Spring NLA from Porsche

    Hello -

    The turn signal switch failed recently on my '67 911S. (Both signals work, but the lever no longer returns to the neutral position and just hangs in the 'left turn' position.)

    The single extension spring #5 in the drawing below is broken, and the dealer says this spring is no longer available.

    Anyone know of a source? ...or come up with a functional substitute? ...or have an incomplete turn signal assembly suitable for scavenging?

    I bought one of the other springs (#4) for the assembly in hopes it might work, but it's a different design and doesn't do the job.

    Thanks in advance for any help.

    Bob S.
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    ‘67 911S Canary/Lemon yellow, sunroof coupe produced w/100L tank. Until determined otherwise, 306943S appears to be 1 of 1, and among the earliest 911’s with a 100L tank. The 911’s initial participation in a competitive event, the 1965 Monte Carlo Rally, was fitted with a 100L tank (#300055). Seeking additional info on earliest 100L tank fitments to 911’s.



    ‘70 914/6 (2.7l RS spec engine, but searching for 6404915 original)

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    Try McMaster Carr. Their website is great and they have all sizes of springs.
    Early 911S Registry #263

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    Bob,

    I think I can help you.
    Will send you a PM.

    Dana

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    Aase Sales has a set of the three springs - http://www.aasesales.com/products/h5e-101686

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    I went through 2 switches also and had to fix wires - unfortunately they are junk and that appears to be all that is available.

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    In stock at Stoddard NLA
    2 x 901-613-352-01 small spring $4.60 ea
    1 x 901-613-918-00 large spring $2.25 ea
    1-800-438-8119

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    My turn signal works but the spring feel is very weak. Is this related to tired springs? Can these springs be replaced in situ or does the unit have to be removed from the column?
    Mark Erbesfield
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