Carbhub D6254E GM Turn Signal and Headlamp Dimmer Switch for 2005-2010 Chevy Cobalt, 2006-2010 Chevrolet HHR, 2007-2009 Pontiac G5 Solstice Torrent D6254E 20940099 15915857
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There is no way for me to I googled the question to see what would fit my car and bought according to what I found.
Rather than searching for 2010 Chevy Malibu, you need to search 2010 Chevy Malibu, which will give you the right
I was able to use it with my 2007 Cobalt model. However, the description said it should also work with 2010 models.
A 2007 Pontiac Torrent, which is a GM product, has it installed on its roof. Probably it will go on the Impala as well. The photo totally resembled the one I compared I received it as accurate as I expected.
Selected User Reviews For Carbhub D6254E GM Turn Signal and Headlamp Dimmer Switch for 2005-2010 Chevy Cobalt, 2006-2010 Chevrolet HHR, 2007-2009 Pontiac G5 Solstice Torrent D6254E 20940099 15915857
If I have to do something by myself, I'll do so myself. Although there are no instructions on how to replace this switch, like hundreds of others, I watched YouTube to learn how. certain I would have to wait over an hour to have my windshield The new part was installed in less than 15 minutes, which made me very happy. I'm telling you from the beginning to the end! It includes taking your collar off and taking out your old switch, replacing it with your new switch, and putting the collar back on. Having my switch free means I don't have to hold it down to turn is so wonderful. I am very pleased with this purchase. The cost of a mechanic is far less than that of a dealer. Excellent product. I highly recommend it.
This one worked pretty well. The instrument panel cover is actually not that difficult to replace, but I wish that I had known a few other things about it before. I saw a video on how to do it and missed a few things, such as tilting the steering wheel out of the way to remove the Anyhow, once I took off the panels, the old switch popped out and I unplugged it, then I plugged the new one in from the other end and reconnected the old one, then I replaced all the panels. The only problem I had was that it was now getting stuck /on/ when I signaled right and straightened the wheel too fast, so I had to manually switch it off. I think, after a few months of using it, the springs might have got a bit looser so it works fine now.
This is an excellent word. Fix in 15 minutes Remove the dash bracket from below the wheel, remove 4 bolts, remove 2 nuts that are holding the steering, remove two clips / two wire connections, reverse the order and you are.
Quite simple to install. I installed this on a 09 Cobalt and it worked great. There were a couple hard parts, such as unscrewing a couple spots on a piece of plastic around the steering wheel, and lining them up again to put your screws.
Cheaper than GM part that does the same job, especially if the car is 14 years old. I discovered that the part was made in China when I removed the original. GM's quality is very similar to Toyota's, but at a cheaper price.
I had my mechanic install my unit and he told me he had to force the clips into their slots, but aside from that, it fits perfectly! I now have a problem that causes the turn signal to disappear after completing a turn on my 2009 HHR.
This was received yesterday, but so far, everything seems to be running smoothly. During our visit to the mechanic, he quoted us $170. In order to test whether it was an electrical issue, we went to YouTube and searched. And there you have it. I found that it worked.
Using this to repair my snapped turn signal switch on a 2009 Pontiac G5 is the reason for purchase. While I had no trouble getting into position, for whatever reason the piece is slightly out of place and will not snap into place. In any case, I'm disappointed. It's still working and I'm hoping it will stay in place with the rest of the dash now put back in.