bob3dsf New member May 22, 2015 #1 Trying to see how OEM replacement switches have fared. Has anyone who used such had the melting problem occur again?? :fish2:
Trying to see how OEM replacement switches have fared. Has anyone who used such had the melting problem occur again?? :fish2:
BlackWorksInc New member May 22, 2015 #2 The melting problem seems to be a combination of environmental factors. A new factory switch should last a while longer, but some people have gotten away with using anything from duct tape to bike inner tubes. Part number is: 84840-35010 $27.69 https://partsouq.com/en/catalog/gen...cYiZ3o!~vid@213465&vid=213465&cid=4&uid=58557 $47.74 SWITCH ASSY, BACK DOOR OPENER made by Toyota. #8484035010
The melting problem seems to be a combination of environmental factors. A new factory switch should last a while longer, but some people have gotten away with using anything from duct tape to bike inner tubes. Part number is: 84840-35010 $27.69 https://partsouq.com/en/catalog/gen...cYiZ3o!~vid@213465&vid=213465&cid=4&uid=58557 $47.74 SWITCH ASSY, BACK DOOR OPENER made by Toyota. #8484035010
marcus6867 New member May 22, 2015 #3 I can confirm I replaced mine 3 years ago and it it still "like new" here in Arizona. Heat is not affecting the new one.
I can confirm I replaced mine 3 years ago and it it still "like new" here in Arizona. Heat is not affecting the new one.