>manlyone@hotmail.com wrote:
>> On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 13:11:42 GMT, ShoeSaleman <shoe@aol.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Qtip wrote:
>>>
>>>>The other night i was driving home in bad weather and went to turn on
>>>>my hazard lights.  They did not come on and my lights went dim.......I
>>>>heard a buzzing noise in the steering column. I put my car in park and
>>>>it would not come out so I thought that maybe it was a fuse etc.
>>>>Anyway,  we checked all fuses...fine, replaced the brake light switch,
>>>>still no brkae light, no highbeams, no hazards.  I have turn signals,
>>>>low beams, and tailights.  Someone suggested the middle switch in the
>>>>steering column.  Any other thoughts?  I don't want to pay for
>>>>something that isnt going to work...  Thanks in advance.
>>>>
>>>>Candice
>>>
>>>Is your hazard switch in the top of the steering column? If so,
>>>carefully spray lots of WD40 into/around the button. The idea is to get
>>>the lube inside the switch. Then work in on and off about 25 times and
>>>try it. I have found the hazard switch will get dirty/lube inside dry up
>>>and cause problems
>>>like you discribe. I dont recall it ever killing the brake lights but
>>>hey I can't see the brake lights from the drivers seat so how would I
>>>know? ;) Anyway its worth a shot. (remember your problem started when
>>>you pushed that button) Also check for power at the brake switch, if
>>>there is none, check your fuses again :)
>>
>> shoe ya just showed us how STUPID ya really are
>> LMFAO
>> LMFAO
>> BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>> good advice
>> lube the multifuntion switch
>>
>> WANNABEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>> LMFAO
>>
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>try it, you might like it and save yourself a C note, better ask your
>junior college auto teacher first hurc. You dumbass.