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| lyndeba |
09-08-2022 09:27 PM |
Window Switch
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‘89 4Runner Window Switch. Can anyone help me on how to remove this switch panel? Do I need to remove the door card?
I’m thinking I have a bad contact. Passenger window works, door lock works and when I press the up button, it’s drawing power because the door light dims. However, it doesn’t dim when I press down.
I’ve owned the truck for 20 years. I’m not mechanically inclined, which is why I enjoy owning a Toyota. Appreciate any insight.
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| wallytoo |
09-08-2022 09:38 PM |
just pry up gently on the switch assembly, no need to remove the door card.
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| lyndeba |
09-09-2022 06:09 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by wallytoo
(Post 3758305)
just pry up gently on the switch assembly, no need to remove the door card.
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Thanks Wally. Any particular place to start or clips to look out for? After over 30 years, the plastic is brittle.
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| boscounderfoot |
09-30-2022 08:25 PM |
Don't attempt to pry that switch out of the door card....ask me how I know this....Those are screwed in from below and require you to pull the door card to access. That entire switch disassembles as one piece. When I cleaned mine up, I used 1000 grit sandpaper on the contacts followed by a pencil eraser. Everything works flawlessly now. If your door card plastic clips break or are missing, Toyota has the stock replacements at a reasonable cost, so much so that I bought enough to repair both doors if necessary.
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