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JK Indicators !!!!!!!!!!

Tech Talk for Jeep owners.

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JK Indicators !!!!!!!!!!

Post by KERMIE_308 »

Hi Guys,

just want to hear from any other JK owners in regards to the indicators!!

when your turning right at a round a bout do your indicators cancel themselves every F@$KING time?????

i could explain it more but youll know what im talking about...
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Post by cozab »

Yes its another quality function and part of the jk...
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Post by Judd »

hahaha my TJ does it too :D :bad-words:
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Post by OIIIO »

Oh no!!

harden up princess :finger:
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Post by Yom »

OIIIO wrote:Oh no!!

harden up princess :finger:
x2. no problems here.

wouldn't surprise me if it has been assembled incorrectly though..it is american :lol:
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Post by MightyMouse »

Yep.... they are a bit too easy to self cancel IMHO. Roundabouts catch me out if i'm not carefull - with a manual a spare hand isn't always available.

Still.... other cars don't cancel adequately..... with everything being bigger and better in the states perhaps they don't suffer our challenges. :lol:
( usual disclaimers )

It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by Gwagensteve »

MightyMouse wrote:... with a manual a spare hand isn't always available.
There's your problem :D

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Post by OIIIO »

FFS, what is it with JK owners?......

Pissing and moaning about trivial shit all the time. Had this crap on every forum...

Indicators cancelling early, is it really that big a deal that people have feel they have to post it up?

The JK is a 4WD. A very capable one, it has a very strong full box section chassis, it has solid axles front and rear, it has long travel coil suspension and many design features based on a true 4 wheel drive history.

If you want a nice driving car, but a Pajero, Rav4, Prado or some other soft roader... The JK is never going to drive as good, in any way, as a vehicle designed primarily for road use..

Some of the comments I read are f*ckin rediculous...

A manual makes it harder to use the indicators??
Go back to driving school... you should select the appropriate gear BEFORE the corner or round a bout! then you would have free hand to hold that pesky indicator on...

Don't any of you people test drive these things before you buy?

Grrrrrrrr, Saturday morning rant over..
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Post by DamTriton »

Old trick with wheel alignments is to remove the steering wheel and slip it around a couple of splines to center the steering wheel. This leaves the steering shaft and the lobes that actuate the indicator off center and can result in one side being a bit more touchy than the other.

One other thing tha can do a similar thing is a decent whack to the steering from a rock bending the drag link, requiring an extra bit of left lock at the steering wheel to compensate. The easy fix is to do as above.
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Post by Yom »

DAMKIA wrote:Old trick with wheel alignments is to remove the steering wheel and slip it around a couple of splines to center the steering wheel. This leaves the steering shaft and the lobes that actuate the indicator off center and can result in one side being a bit more touchy than the other.

One other thing tha can do a similar thing is a decent whack to the steering from a rock bending the drag link, requiring an extra bit of left lock at the steering wheel to compensate. The easy fix is to do as above.
JK has an airbag which puts a stop to that unless the shop is particularly dodgey.
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Post by KERMIE_308 »

OIIIO .... are you f#@king kidding yourself????????????

the JK is a piece of shit!!!! i know i own one....

a god damn 10 grand piece of shit KIA doesnt have indicator problems!!! so why should i accept a stupid problem like that when ive paid 34 grand????

on top of that ive taken it back 3 times because the f#@king brakes get stuck on everytime i stop at lights... i have to rev the shit out of it to force the brakes to release!!! should i also accept this problem because Jeeps are as you say, very capable 4WD's ????

Another lovely feature of the Jeep is the engine noises you get after 5000kms sounds alot like loose nuts and bolts rattling in a tin can....

do you have shares in jeep or something??? or this anger the only way you can lie to yourself to make yourself feel better about this car????

I CANT BELIEVE you would even suggest that its my fault for not selecting the right gear before hand and then holding the indicator stalk while travelling through the turn..... YOU IDIOT WAKE UP !!!!!! its 2010 mate that is ridiculous!!!!!!

i did test drive it...who wouldnt!!! but it just so happened that i didnt have to go through any round a bouts on the test drive so i didnt know!!!!
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Post by CRUSHU »

Yank cars are crap, thats all there is to it. I own 3, a TJ Jeep, a F150 and a Mustang.
They are built to do a job (sometimes well) and not much else. The japs tend to build a car to do a job, and they finish the package.
Much like the british, you buy it because you want to be different, and you like the quirks, not because it is better.


BTW, my TJ doesn't cancel at all....
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Post by OIIIO »

KERMIE_308 wrote:OIIIO .... are you f#@king kidding yourself????????????

the JK is a piece of shit!!!! i know i own one....

a god damn 10 grand piece of shit KIA doesnt have indicator problems!!! so why should i accept a stupid problem like that when ive paid 34 grand????

on top of that ive taken it back 3 times because the f#@king brakes get stuck on everytime i stop at lights... i have to rev the shit out of it to force the brakes to release!!! should i also accept this problem because Jeeps are as you say, very capable 4WD's ????

Another lovely feature of the Jeep is the engine noises you get after 5000kms sounds alot like loose nuts and bolts rattling in a tin can....

do you have shares in jeep or something??? or this anger the only way you can lie to yourself to make yourself feel better about this car????

I CANT BELIEVE you would even suggest that its my fault for not selecting the right gear before hand and then holding the indicator stalk while travelling through the turn..... YOU IDIOT WAKE UP !!!!!! its 2010 mate that is ridiculous!!!!!!

i did test drive it...who wouldnt!!! but it just so happened that i didnt have to go through any round a bouts on the test drive so i didnt know!!!!
Typical JK owner.....

I could answer all of your questions,
I could take offense at your name calling,
I could argue the rediculous points....

But, I couldn't be farked wasting my time..
So sell the JK, buy a Yaris and hang out at the mall with your boyfriends
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Post by NFI »

Who gives a rats turd how easy the indicator arm cancels.
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Post by KERMIE_308 »

yeah thats right you could do all those things but youd be wasting more of my time and making yourself look like more of a wanker...

just so you know... in AUSTRALIA its called a shopping centre not a MALL... piss off to the US if you love it so much.

i simply put my post up to see if other JK owners had the same problem and you had to put your 2 cents in about everything but the indicators!!!!

on the other hand to all of you who gave me a simple answer...

Thanks, thats all i wanted.
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Post by Judd »

KERMIE_308 wrote:
on the other hand to all of you who gave me a simple answer...

Thanks, thats all i wanted.
Thats cool mate,
hey it is a Forum that is also a public Forum and no one is forced to read or post on anything they dont want.
I have read post and thought it was a rubbish post, do you know what i did OIIIO, DIDNT POST ANYTHING :finger:

my 2 cents
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Post by OIIIO »

KERMIE_308 wrote:yeah thats right you could do all those things but youd be wasting more of my time and making yourself look like more of a wanker...

just so you know... in AUSTRALIA its called a shopping centre not a MALL... piss off to the US if you love it so much.

i simply put my post up to see if other JK owners had the same problem and you had to put your 2 cents in about everything but the indicators!!!!

on the other hand to all of you who gave me a simple answer...

Thanks, thats all i wanted.

Hahhaaha... yeah, I'm a wanker...

I'm not the one asking about how to use indicators on an offroad forum.

Simple answer.... use an ocky strap.
And get some anger management classes..
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Post by KERMIE_308 »

Yeahhh i thought you would tone it down...

nice aussie joke there, trying to make yourself all aussie again hey...

like JUDD said... dont post anything next time
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Post by OIIIO »

Yep, you newbs put me in my place.. :roll:
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Post by DamTriton »

Might be time for two hotheads to cool off voluntarily.........if you get the drift.

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Post by CheSter »

Doubt theres doing to be much more technical input.

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