Access To Master Window Control panel Switch

goatfarmer

New member
Just ordered a used switch; meantime, attempting to get to the switch by removing 2 access plugs and screws that secure the armrest/control switch to the door panel but stopped in mid-stream, thought it best to ask ask for advice as to whether this the best way to go about it. My experience with replacing the radio antenna as an example, found did not require disassembly the motor??

Appreciate comments suggestions!!
 
Register to hide this ad
Just ordered a used switch; meantime, attempting to get to the switch by removing 2 access plugs and screws that secure the armrest/control switch to the door panel but stopped in mid-stream, thought it best to ask ask for advice as to whether this the best way to go about it. My experience with replacing the radio antenna as an example, found did not require disassembly the motor??

Appreciate comments suggestions!!

Thanks anyway, rather than remove the armrest decided to try prying the switch from its housing; walla; fortunately, did not complete the removal of the armrest.
 
Thanks anyway, rather than remove the armrest decided to try prying the switch from its housing; walla; fortunately, did not complete the removal of the armrest.

Info Purposes: Ordered used master window switch; meantime, disassembled the original and reconditioned, now I have a spare. For those who have dealt with the master window switch as a first timer 'do it myselfer' found it all came down to figuring out how to deal with the 'window lock' mechanism during the reassembly. Took me approx. 1 1/2 hour to reassemble the 1st time, had to repeat, around the 3rd attempt took approx. 5 min's. "Remove the button from the window lock arm so the toggle mechanism remains in it's housing". Anyhow, food for thought!
 
The replacement master control switch works great; disassembled the original and carefully cleaned contacts, mini-springs, toggle levers, then reassemble, now have a spare. On couple occasions the driver's window switch hung-up, found the issue had to do more with glass alignment so I grab the glass by the top edge and lifted slightly and all is well? Intend removing door panel and inspect for loose connections, so far, 99.9 % works great.
 

Members online

No members online now.

Forum statistics

Threads
278,306
Messages
3,554,045
Members
248,016
Latest member
Advally Service

Trending content

Back
Top