1963-74; Turn Signal Cancelling Cam; SM-9 Style; Mopar, Ford, Mercury

Reproduction turn signal cancel cam for a wide variety of 1963-71 Mopar models, as well as various 1963-71 Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury models as listed. Replacing the worn, or cracked original cancelling cam will firm up a sloppy, or loose turn signal arm, and/or correct an inoperative turn signal switch that no longer cancels properly.

Mopar Applications:

• 1963-1969 Mopar A-Body (Equipped With 2-Wire SM-9 Style Cam)
• 1963-1969 Mopar B-Body (Equipped With 2-Wire SM-9 Style Cam)
• 1967-1969 Mopar C-Body (Equipped With 2-Wire SM-9 Style Cam)
• 1967-1969 Mopar C-Body (w/o Tilt or Cornering Lights, with White Chrsyler Switch)
• 1970-1971 Mopar All (without Tilt Wheel or Hazard on Column)

Mopar Fitment Note: Fitment for your vehicle depends on previous replacement of your switch. There were several replacement turn signal switch designs used over the years, and there could be other cancelling cam designs that you need to consider prior to placing your order. Refer to part #'s MN2150, MD2142, and MD2095. Choose the cam that looks most like the cam that is on your current turn signal switch for best results.

Ford Applications

• 1961-1964 Ford F100, F250 2-Wheel Drive
• 1965-1977 Ford F100, F150, F250, F350
• 1966-1977 Ford Bronco
• 1975-1977 Ford Econoline
• 1962-1966 Ford Fairlane
• 1963-1966 Ford Falcon/Ranchero (with 2 wires on cam)
• 1964-1966 Ford Mustang
• 1965-1966 Ford Galaxie/Full Size Models (without moveable steering column)

Lincoln Applications

• 1965-1966 Lincoln Continental (without tilt wheel)

Mercury Applications

• 1965-1966 Mercury Full Size (without moveable steering column)
• 1963-1965 Mercury Comet (with 2 wires on cam)

Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Owners: Fitment for your Ford, Lincoln, or Mercury vehicle depends on previous replacement of your switch. There were several replacement turn signal switch designs used over the years, and there could be other cancelling cam designs that you need to consider prior to placing your order. Refer to part #'s MN2095 to see the cam without wires. Choose the cam that looks most like the cam that is on your current turn signal switch for best results.