. pictures preferably.Of the location and how to get to the micro switch in a import drivers door.
Import Drivers door Micro-Switch
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Import Drivers door Micro-Switch
Can anyone provide step by step.. pictures preferably.
Of the location and how to get to the micro switch in a import drivers door.
. pictures preferably.Of the location and how to get to the micro switch in a import drivers door.
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abovetherim
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Re: Import Drivers door Micro-Switch
From memory once the door card is off you can get to the 2 little screws that attach it to the mechanism. Bear in mind this was a while ago son I can't be certain
Bear in mind this was a while ago son I can't be certainRe: Import Drivers door Micro-Switch
Is that for imports as the switch is in the actual catch mechanism isn't it?
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mr2garageswindon
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Re: Import Drivers door Micro-Switch
Not the 2 door switches on the B pillar then?
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abovetherim
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Re: Import Drivers door Micro-Switch
As far as i can remember i just reached in with a little posi screwdriver as the 2 screws were visible..... but I may have had to;
detach actuator rod
undo 3 screws on the outside end of door
slide lock mech out
undo 2 little screws
unclip the wiring connector
mr2garages... No the 2 switches on the b pillar are the push button for interior lights and the lever for the seatbelt tensioner. Neither are associated with the central locking
.... but I may have had to;detach actuator rod
undo 3 screws on the outside end of door
slide lock mech out
undo 2 little screws
unclip the wiring connector
mr2garages.
.. No the 2 switches on the b pillar are the push button for interior lights and the lever for the seatbelt tensioner. Neither are associated with the central locking