Combination Switch Replacement
I am trying to take the combination switch off of my car. Last week I discovered that the bundle of wires inside the switch were smoking which is causing my headlights to malfunction. I was wondering if any of you have tried this before. Here is where I am so far:
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You have to remove the black trim pieces on either side of the column. Underneath that, there is a collar with a bolt holding the switch on. Look behind the switch from the bottom; you should be able to see the bolt that tightens the collar. You might be able to get to it if you loosen the black trim peices.
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Originally Posted by ATL944
I am trying to take the combination switch off of my car. Last week I discovered that the bundle of wires inside the switch were smoking which is causing my headlights to malfunction. I was wondering if any of you have tried this before. Here is where I am so far:
http://gallery.rennlist.com/albums/T...0587.sized.jpg http://gallery.rennlist.com/albums/T...0588.sized.jpg I am having trouble finding what is holding this in. |
Originally Posted by 76 911s
You have to remove the black trim pieces on either side of the column. Underneath that, there is a collar with a bolt holding the switch on. Look behind the switch from the bottom; you should be able to see the bolt that tightens the collar. You might be able to get to it if you loosen the black trim peices.
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I am sure the wiring is different on your car, but check your fog light relays to trace the path of the burned wires. My problem started at the early combo switch (worn insulation, smoking, etc.). The specific problem was the hot wire that went to the wiper switch for "brights flashing". I used the electrical schematics on Pelican http://www.pelicanparts.com/944/elec...l_diagrams.htm (sorry) to trace everything. I am sure they have schematics for your model. I just resolved the problem yesterday :jumper: . Good luck.
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