How to Prevent Turn Signal from Rebounding?

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Preventing turn signal rebound can be achieved by: avoiding excessive steering wheel rotation. The sensing component is merely a fork mechanism, with another fork positioned adjacent to the steering column. The automatic reset function of turn signals relies on this small device. Turn signals serve as crucial indicator lights that activate during vehicle turns to alert surrounding vehicles and pedestrians. These signals utilize xenon tubes controlled by a microcontroller circuit, operating in alternating left-right flashes without interruption. Three primary types of flashers are employed for blinking: thermal, capacitor, and electronic. To initiate a left turn, manually push the lever downward. Upon completing the turn, when the driver returns the steering wheel rightward, the mechanism on the steering column will engage the fork, deactivating the left turn signal to achieve automatic reset. An audible 'click' during steering wheel return indicates successful lever reset. The automatic reset principle for right turns is identical, merely operating in the opposite direction.