Hi Jeffrey, We recommend referring to a good repair manual for step by step instructions. You can find more information here: https://www.carparts.com/blog/why-you-should-always-consult-a-repair-manual/ you may also check this other link https://www.carparts.com/blog/auto-repair/diy/ Hope this helps.

My switch was not to hard to install but the blinker stopped switching off after a left turn after a couple of months. Now we have to remember to manually turn it off or we get a warning after a few miles.

No it is not. I looked up a you tube video on how to replace it and followed the instructions from that . Make sure you watch video first get your tools you will need then proceed. Go slow and steady.

It's not very hard to install if you are mechanically inclined, Youtube videos make it much easier of a task for install.

No, this was not hard to install but I recommend looking it up on YouTube first. There you should find some helpful tips.

This was pretty easy to install.

Very simple.

Hi, Our products are sourced globally from only OES (Original Equipment Suppliers) that comply with QS 9000 / ISO 9000 / ISO 14000-1 / TS16949 standards. A majority of these suppliers are located in Taiwan.

Hi, I'm pleased to help you out. This turn signal switch was manufactured by the Replacement brand. This is our company's affordable in-house brand. It is an aftermarket, with OE (Original Equipment) specifications engineered to be exactly like the original OEM standards. Our products are sourced globally from only OES (Original Equipment Suppliers) that comply with QS 9000 / ISO 9000 / ISO 14000-1 / TS16949 standards. A majority of these suppliers are located in Taiwan. Please click on the link below to get back to the product page and purchase it as there are only a few units left and take advantage of the price while it is on sale. Glad to be of help. Happy shopping. https://www.carparts.com/turn-signal-switch/replacement/repc504307?can=cpgg4850

My replacement didn’t feel like the factory original when you turned the blinker right or left. It felt like there is less of a detention. It quit automatically returning to the off position after a turn after a couple of months. Other that that annoying problem it has functioned ok for a couple of years

Fairly certain this was a Chinese part. Looks the same as the original and functions well - but just doesn’t feel quite the same as the original.

Hi Jared, I'm glad to assist you. No. It is incompatible. The matching correct part number without cruise control is ACD6298A. Grab our sale price with 49% off already. Click the link below to buy it today. Happy shopping! https://www.carparts.com/details/Chevrolet/Silverado_1500/AC_Delco/Turn_Signal_Switch/2006/LS/8_Cyl_5-dot-3L/ACD6298A.html?can=CPJE1043_CSQA_20221126

No you need 2 plug in spots that only has 1 plug

Hi Jim, For without cruise control, with hazard signal the part number is CBS-1148 compatible with the 2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer. Please follow the link to get to the product page; https://www.carparts.com/turn-signal-switch/standard/sicbs1148?&vehicle[model]=Trailblazer&vehicle[make]=Chevrolet&vehicle[year]=2007

They have the switches without cruise control also. Some people think the hazard button isn’t on these switches on their vehicle because of the way it looks in their car. If you take the top piece off the steering column you can see that the hazard is on this switch too. It’s got two torx 25 bolts that hold it into place.