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You usually have to replace the entire combination switch (which consists of both stalks) on most cars. Sometimes you can do just one stalk. Usually you have to remove the steering wheel and a few screws to get at it. You'll probably have to remove the lower trim panel to get at the electrical plugs (they are down by your right knee). Your best bet is used on this. They are expensive on most any car new from the dealer.
