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How to remove/replace power window switch 200 1983

posted by  VolvoKurt on  Thu Jan 1 14:56 CST 2004
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How do I remove the power window switch from the front passenger door to clean or replace it? Do I remove the armrest, or do I just pry the switch up?








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    How to remove/replace power window switch 200 1983

    posted by  Mac_Muz on  Fri Jan 2 02:35 CST 2004
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    I would loosen the screws some before prying from the front /rear.

    Once you have the switch holder and the swtiches un-plugged do yourself a favor and work sitting on a old bed sheet.... The springs in the switches tend to throw the little ball bearings just when you aren't looking....

    A dab of grease can help to re-install them.... It can be maddening to discover that the ball has become out of place after the switches have been cleaned, so look hard and be sure before you refit them to the car door... Mac








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    How to remove/replace power window switch 200 1983

    posted by  yama on  Fri Jan 2 00:26 CST 2004
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    FYI:

    Sometimes passagener window problems are the driver door wiring harness. Wires break from repeated opening and closing.







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