Turn signal cancel too sensitive on left turns?

[aaustinbrown]

When turning left to enter a turn lane or change lanes, I turn slightly and then straighten out my wheels. For some reason it’s incredibly sensitive to this, and cancels in the middle of this maneuver. Turning right, or entering a right turn lane however isn’t nearly as much of an issue. I took my steering wheel off to see if there was a component I could adjust or figure out what the issue was and I took this video to demonstrate. The black plastic (not sure the technical term) can spin freely without the steering wheel on, and appears to have a clear window to see some spring based mechanism. Does anyone know what I can do to adjust this? I have a feeling mine was somehow turned a couple times. I’ve tried turning a couple times left, or a couple times right and taking the vehicle back out to test and it still just doesn’t feel right and cancels the slightest amount of left-right movement.

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[MakinDoForNow]

When turning left to enter a turn lane or change lanes, I turn slightly and then straighten out my wheels. For some reason it’s incredibly sensitive to this, and cancels in the middle of this maneuver. Turning right, or entering a right turn lane however isn’t nearly as much of an issue. I took my steering wheel off to see if there was a component I could adjust or figure out what the issue was and I took this video to demonstrate. The black plastic (not sure the technical term) can spin freely without the steering wheel on, and appears to have a clear window to see some spring based mechanism. Does anyone know what I can do to adjust this? I have a feeling mine was somehow turned a couple times. I’ve tried turning a couple times left, or a couple times right and taking the vehicle back out to test and it still just doesn’t feel right and cancels the slightest amount of left-right movement.

That is to turn your signal to pass off when you straighten your steering.