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Power Window Problem S90-V90

posted by  brownboy on  Thu Dec 23 09:15 CST 2004
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Hi John:
Glad that worked. You just saved yourself $160 off of dealer prices for this service :o)

The seat heater switches come off by pulling up the console. I pulled it up a while ago, and from memory it wasn't a difficult task. If you pull your emergency brake handle up all the way you will see a plastic cover plate that pops up. Underneath that there are a couple of torx screws that you take out. Also, take out the ash tray and you will see (two more, I think) screws that you take out. I don't remember if there are any screws on the side of the console, so you might check. Then you can work the console up and access the switches. They pull out from the back.

Hope this is helpful.

Mike
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Mike Brown Greenville, NC 1996 965 113K 1994 940 135K 1986 244 137K






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