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How do you replace the window switches in the rear door? 850 1996

posted by  Hugh on  Sun Apr 28 16:02 CST 2013
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Hello All,


I have a 1996 850 GLT wagon. The control switch for the window in the rear passenger door on the driver's side no longer works. It will send the window up, but not down. It seems the switch just pops out of the opening cut into the arm rest, but I don't want to "guess" and wind up breaking something. I looked through Haynes but there was no mention or illustration on how to remove the switch. If some one can tell me how to replace the switch or direct me to where I can get instructions on how to replace it, I would cheer! Thanks to all who reply.

Hugh

P.S. I have the Volvo replacement switch and just comprises of the "rocker button". It would appear, but I don't know for sure that you just pop the black plastic collar or bezel that surrounds the button. Again, I don't want to "guess".






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