Replacement Trn Sig Swtc h/Harness for ididit GM

The Replacement Turn Signal Switch/Harness for Ididit GM restores complete turn signal functionality to classic and custom GM vehicles equipped with Ididit steering columns. This essential component addresses a critical gap in aftermarket column installations, where OEM turn signal switches often fail to integrate seamlessly with modern harness configurations. Whether you're rebuilding a vintage muscle car, installing a modern tilt column in a hot rod, or troubleshooting a non-functioning turn signal indicator, this replacement assembly ensures your vehicle meets street-legal requirements while maintaining clean wiring architecture.

This turn signal switch/harness assembly is engineered specifically for Ididit's GM-pattern steering columns, providing direct compatibility with their mechanical actuation design. The unit combines the spring-loaded switch mechanism with a pre-terminated harness, eliminating the need for custom splicing and reducing installation time significantly. The compact design—measuring 6.3 x 1.6 x 8.15 inches—fits neatly within the column housing without interfering with tilt mechanisms or other column-mounted components. Weighing only 0.31 lbs, it adds negligible mass while delivering reliable electrical switching for your turn signal circuit, flasher relay integration, and hazard warning system.

Mechanics and fabricators working on GM-based vehicles—particularly those upgrading to Ididit aftermarket columns—benefit most from this direct-fit solution. Installation is straightforward: mount the switch assembly to the column jacket, route the harness to your fuse block or relay panel, and connect using standard automotive connectors. This replacement harness eliminates trial-and-error wiring scenarios and prevents intermittent electrical gremlins that plague improvised turn signal setups. Compatible with both 12V and GM charging systems, it's ideal for restorations, street rods, custom builds, and any application where OEM steering column integrity matters.