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Keeping door switch when adding keyless entry. 700

posted by  spasske on  Thu Jul 14 06:54 CST 2005
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Jeff,

I was able to put the linkage and actuator in just as you show. Problem is that the switch is in the way of the red linkage that needs to hook onto the green linkage.

I have the older style switch which is below the green linkage. There is a newer style switch which goes on the side of the green linkage. That's probably what you have. Maybe I can install a newer style switch and make it work. The drawing of the new switch in the factory manual looks like it has a different style connector, though.

Thanks for the input!
--
Paul NW Indiana '89 740 Turbo 110,000






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