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S90: power window switches - how to remove, replace? S90-V90

posted by  volvo740gle on  Sat Dec 2 13:50 CST 2006
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Finally, I fixed it today.
A key to success is removing the plastic trim around the door handle, that is in a way when pulling the switches panel out.

Got 2 original Volvo switches for both front windows from FCP.


1. Unscrew two torx screws that are behind a plastic cover under the door handle
2. Take out the trim piece around the door handle by gently prying it out
3. Pull out the panel with switches, there is quite a bit of the length in the harness,to take them out of the panel, and make the rest of the job fairly obvious
4. Pull the switches block out by releasing two clips holding it
5. Unplug the connectors
6. Get the switches block out, take out the red plastic piece
7. Pry out the bad switch, and push a good one in place
8. Installation is reverse.


Step-by-step pictures with comments are at the flickr.com:

Hope they will be of some help to others.

-Michael
90' 740 16v 192K
98' S90 82K





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