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TAYZ
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In between night shifts i decided to pull out my dash fascia as i am putting in a chrome one. I got it all out apart from the light switch. How do i get the light switch out wothout breaking anything? There does not seem to be a screw or anything holding the system to the rear of the fascia. Sometimes I think i should leave stuff to my mechanic......
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April 08, 2007, 05:40:42 AM »
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hi Tayz
To get the light switch out you must depress the little dimple on the rear casing of the switch, then pull out the knob with the shaft ( as though you were turning on the headlights). Then use a wide flat screwdriver to unscrew the slot on the fascia/dash. The switch will then be removable from the back of the dash.
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April 08, 2007, 07:27:49 AM »
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Hey Tayz
The retaining plunger is on the top of the switch block behind the dash facia. pull the switch to the full on position ,depress the plunger , then pull the knob out , undo the slotted retainer ,disconnect wires and you should have it.
Brad.
Ps if you have any probs PM me and I will e mail you the pics from the workshop maual.
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Thanks heaps fellas, took me less than a minute to get out
tayz
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