TurnSignal/Cruise lever - GM or Rock Auto? Hi- Fixing loose steering column so while in there replacing turn signal lever....1989 Trans Am - with Cruise/Delay. Trying to decide if I should order up GM OEM# 25111290 (ranges from 110-180$) or use one of the two aftermarket switched Rock Auto sells...one is Standard Motor DS1534 for $39.79 and the other is Airtex -Wells 1S2012 for $58.99....anyone know how these aftermarket items are? I am all for GM OEM when needed, but a few items aftermarket are the exact same... ? Thx In Advance |
Re: TurnSignal/Cruise lever - GM or Rock Auto? Others might have different experiences, but the two times I've replaced turn signal switches in GM cars, I used aftermarket switches. In both cases, the switches failed within 2 years. I'd spend the extra, and get a (hopefully) better quality switch. Replacing the turn signal switch isn't a job I enjoyed doing twice. |
Re: TurnSignal/Cruise lever - GM or Rock Auto? The only reason I have had to go GM was the appearance. The only electric part inside the stalk is the cruise switch; not much to fail. |
Re: TurnSignal/Cruise lever - GM or Rock Auto? I was under the impression he was going to replace the switch. My apologies if I misunderstood. |
Re: TurnSignal/Cruise lever - GM or Rock Auto? The GM stalk has crisper lettering and for that reason, I have never used a aftermarket lever. |
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