W T B Fiero cruise control switch.

[Daleford]

The switch is located on the end of the turn signal arm. Easiest way is to remove the entire arm. Anyone have a good one laying around?

[Mr Ferrari]

The switch is located on the end of the turn signal arm. Easiest way is to remove the entire arm. Anyone have a good one laying around?

I just went out and checked my old F40 donar.. No cruise.. Sorry.. If it had cruise I would have given it to you for free.. The car will be going to the junkyard very soon unless anyone want a free 84 2m4 with a rod knock?? I also have the Fiero body sitting in the rafters in my garage if anyone wants it.. ;D

I did run out to the garage and climbed over the bikes and had to pull that sharp little metal tab to unlatch and open the door since it has no outer handles just to look in the car and find no cruise.. I thought it had cruise... ??? I would love to have a piece of my car in your very cool Koenig.. ;D

[Daleford]

QUOTE "would love to have a piece of my car in your very cool Koenig.."

Nice thoughts - THANKS

[RHK]

I had to replace one a few years ago - you can find them at the auto parts places (in one of the HELP! brand parts sections) for about $40 if I remember correctly. Check Ebay also, you can find a deal there sometimes. The Fiero switch seems to be fairly standard for a lot of GM cars.

Try this link (or just search Fiero turn signal switch in ebay). Looks like there are a lot of them for $20 or less:
http://search-desc.ebay.com/search/s...&fsop=1&fsoo=1

[Daleford]

Thanks. I had noticed a lot of them on E-Bay but as usual it is tough being a Canadian. A lot of sellers won't ship to Canada or the shipping price is unfair. I'll keep looking.

[FunnyWheels]

Dale: Try this link. I use them all the time and they ship to Canada.

http://www.lmctruck.com/

Dave