Installing new boot on courtesy light switch
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Sublimity OR
Installing new boot on courtesy light switch
I unscrewd the hex nut; actually the whole switch is threaded and came out
Took the plastic connector apart; it is slotted so easy to plug back together correctly
The job is completed AND the lights still function--unbelievable!
Thread Starter
Racer
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 435
Likes: 5
From: Sublimity OR
Thank you fellows The driver's side actually was easier; the hex nut loosened more easily and the switch itself was not screwed in as far as the passenger side so there was less twisting of the three wires. I am lucky they did not pull out of the plastic of the switch.
The plastic switch and its "companion" insert are/were notched so I couldn't go wrong in the re connection of the two parts.
I should have ordered a tab/**** for the fuse box; you probably noticed it is missing from the fuse box door?????? How does one lose that?
Any ideas on a glue that will bond the kick panel (showing foam rubber backing) to the plastic door. I am fast developing a glue collection Super, Gorilla, etc......
Kistler
The plastic switch and its "companion" insert are/were notched so I couldn't go wrong in the re connection of the two parts.
I should have ordered a tab/**** for the fuse box; you probably noticed it is missing from the fuse box door?????? How does one lose that?
Any ideas on a glue that will bond the kick panel (showing foam rubber backing) to the plastic door. I am fast developing a glue collection
Super, Gorilla, etc......Kistler
