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New 2me 96 855 Wagon door switch

posted by  KlausC on  Sun May 1 16:27 CST 2016
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Do you mean the switch that makes the door appear to be closed to the car so the lights don't come on? There is one, in the door latch.

Open door, look at bottom of the latch mechanism. There is a small black metal thing pointed at the car. Move the metal upward and toward the outside of the door, 2nd click and the switch is closed. Just be careful and remember you did that, as the door will now not close until you pull on the door handle that releases the switch.

Newspaper!!!!! Lots.

Why not remove the apron below the windshield and clean all of the trash. I ziptie the large drain hoses to a body part so the clamps don't fall off and get lost, especially the one behind the ABS controller.

Is there a cabin filter? Look around for a used filter holder if there isn't one, the filters are cheap.
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Keeping it running is better than buying new






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