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rjc157,
So what's the question? They are available at all of the supply places. If you need instructions, those are available here... https://www.healey6.com/technical.htm
Scroll down to the section on trafficators.
rich
Take your front wheel off. Undo your olive at the bottom of the steering column, get a piece of thin copper gas pipe such as would feed your gas fire in the lounge or at a pinch a thin clear poly pipe and shove it up the steering column from the bottom, That is how I got my broken tube out, The gas pipe will bend easily and can be manouvered up the column. An alternative untried idea would be to bind together the electrical wires and try and use them to pull up the tube as you withdraw the control head.
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