My signal light lever came off. Wrench in employer's maintenance shop says it broke inside the steering column, and that unit has to be replaced. Horn does not work either, probably due to the broken assy.

I searched online and found US Auto Parts which shows several. My vehicle has a foot switch headlight dimmer, and a hazard switch. That is mounted on steering column


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One unit describes only hazards and signal

The third unit operates everything to include wipers, and has the nanny to tuck you in for a good night's sleep.
I was going to copy the drawings, but your forum seems not to want to accepts pastes.

I would evaluate my needs as only the unit that also controls only the hazards. Is that a correct assumption? Is there a possibility something else in wrong with the horn or would that likely tie into the signal breaking?

I understand the steering wheel will have to come off to replace the signal assy.

Thanks,
Skysarge

 

pick the one in the middle.

 

Try Rockauto.com. The have several with or without tilt steering.