Help finding windshield wiper switch/stalk for 1993 winnebago brave
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John Canfield
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Hi and welcome! Who made your chassis?
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That's a Chevy speedometer in the background and the stalk is supplied by them as part of the chassis.
You can find several on Google and/or EBay. Search for a 1993 Chevy turn signal stalk with cruise control.
You can find several on Google and/or EBay. Search for a 1993 Chevy turn signal stalk with cruise control.
Isaac-1
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There is a good chance that it will match the same or similar year Chevy pickup truck, or other vehicle.
Old_Crow
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Just so you know, the stalk is not the wiper switch. It's just the stalk. The wiper switch is inside the shroud of the column. The tiny wires coming out of the stalk are the cruise control switch wires.
Several different choices for the stalk are readily available at RockAuto.com
Several different choices for the stalk are readily available at RockAuto.com
Old_Crow
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The cruise problem might not be related to the lever. On my '89 Sportscoach P30 coach I found a broken wire in the harness going to the cruise actuator. Besides, those tiny wires coming from the lever get flexed every time you use the turn signals, and over the years I've changed a few levers because those wires broke internally.
If you mean that the turn signals won't automatically shut off after you've completed the turn, it could be either the switch inside the column, or the cancel cam, which is also inside the column. Once you get the steering wheel off and the column lock plate removed, you ought to be able to see what's broken. The whole project isn't that hard, but it does require several special tools. I'm not sure Auto Zone or O'Reilly's has those tools in their loaner inventory.
Here's a link to the switch:
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=950856&cc=1059588&jsn=461
Here's one to the lever:
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=4604745&cc=1059588&jsn=464 Note:This listing is for a coach with cruise, but not pulse wipers. The other option available seems to be pulse wiper but no cruise. They both use the same photo in the catalog.
If you mean that the turn signals won't automatically shut off after you've completed the turn, it could be either the switch inside the column, or the cancel cam, which is also inside the column. Once you get the steering wheel off and the column lock plate removed, you ought to be able to see what's broken. The whole project isn't that hard, but it does require several special tools. I'm not sure Auto Zone or O'Reilly's has those tools in their loaner inventory.
Here's a link to the switch:
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=950856&cc=1059588&jsn=461
Here's one to the lever:
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=4604745&cc=1059588&jsn=464 Note:This listing is for a coach with cruise, but not pulse wipers. The other option available seems to be pulse wiper but no cruise. They both use the same photo in the catalog.
Old_Crow
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I noticed that the picture they show on the site is a generic one. Same pic if you select w/cruise or w/o/cruise.
The link I posted was the w/cruise part number.
Here's the wiper switch(with tilt column)
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=98013&cc=1059588&jsn=472&jsn=472
The link I posted was the w/cruise part number.
Here's the wiper switch(with tilt column)
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=98013&cc=1059588&jsn=472&jsn=472
