[Dean]

Granddaughter's man is trying to find out if a steering column from a 99 Suburban is the same as a 95 Chevy pickup before he buys it.

His 95 needs a new turn signal switch and he found a complete 99 column for $75.00.

 

[Mike]

Too many variations -try this - http://www.car-part.com/index.htm

 

[Cameano]

According to the compatibility chart at O'reillys, it most likely will. '95-'99, with some 2000 too. Have him plug in the exact info on the trucks to double check.

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/d...keyword=turn+signal+switch&pt=02100&ppt=C0039

Click on the Compatibility tab to check.

 

[Dean]

Too many variations -try this - http://www.car-part.com/index.htm

Thanks Mike but all that told me is a turn signal switch cost $193.00, nothing there that I saw that answered my question. (unless I just missed it)

According to the compatibility chart at O'reillys, it most likely will. '95-'99, with some 2000 too. Have him plug in the exact info on the trucks to double check.

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/d...keyword=turn+signal+switch&pt=02100&ppt=C0039

Click on the Compatibility tab to check.

Thanks Darren, I'll try that when he's here to answer some questions.

 

[Mike]

Thought you wanted to know if the column fit from the 99 to the 95 as Hollander doesn't break down the column to component level.

 

[mwiggett]

The turn signal switch is the same in both applications.

 

[Dean]

Thanks for all the info!

Well, looks like the turn signal switch is almost $100.00 cheaper at both RockAuto Auto Parts AND at LMC Truck Parts than it is at O'reilly Auto Parts.

Every truck at three pick-n-pull type salvage yards that we went to had the steering columns busted up/destroyed by folks removing the turn signal switches.