pirahna

I need to order a new switch for my drivers side back rest. When I do a search there are two part numbers that come up.
92861318300
and
92861318300SPL

Does anyone know what the difference is between these parts? I want to make sure I get the correct part.
Thanks!

Norse_man

Pull the switch out the switch has the part number on it so you can get the right one.

Robbrizzle

Also before you order another one, have you tried cleaning the contacts in the switch? It requires patience but fairly straightforward.
Pics attached (attempting to but keep getting parse errors) but I can't I'm afraid remember if this is the same switch as your problematic one.

pirahna

I tried contact cleaner but that didn't work. I have seen the thread about the springs and ball bearings but I don't have the patients for that.

Robbrizzle

If you have a jewellers screwdriver (flathead about 2 mm wide), use it to open the switch then scrap the contact surfaces and job done. Contact cleaner won't be enough.
I'll try again later with uploading images but by the time you've taken the switch out to read the number in the side of it, you're more than halfway done.

Norse_man

Would love to see this. Replaced all my switches with new ones but I kept the originals in hopes I can fix them and have them in case I need them in the future

JasonAndreas

If you can get a pencil eraser in there, it will work a lot better than straight contact cleaner.

Robbrizzle

Push in 1st plastic clip





Push in 2nd plastic clip





The first side will pop up





Do the same on the other side





make sure you've got something underneath it before you take it apart in case the ball bearings spill out





Gently lift off the top





Remove the white plastic square in the middle, it lifts straight up





Now the centre is out you can remove the rockers by bending the inner side that was touching the white plastic





If you notice the white spot on the centre of the contact, that needs scraping off





if you notice the contact point in the body of the switch (screwdriver pointing at it) that needs scraping too





do the same for the other 3 rockers, as well as the bits of metal which look like a noughts and crosses grid as these make the circuit complete





if you put the rocker on the end of the screwdriver like this, you can get it back in to position on one side then by pushing it sideways and down at the same time it will pop back in








Next put the round bit of the switch upside down, put the ball bearings on top of the springs and get carefully place the main body of the switch on top until it clicks back in

Robbrizzle

Push in 1st plastic clip





Push in 2nd plastic clip





The first side will pop up





Do the same on the other side





make sure you've got something underneath it before you take it apart in case the ball bearings spill out





Gently lift off the top





Remove the white plastic square in the middle, it lifts straight up





Now the centre is out you can remove the rockers by bending the inner side that was touching the white plastic





If you notice the white spot on the centre of the contact, that needs scraping off





if you notice the contact point in the body of the switch (screwdriver pointing at it) that needs scraping too





do the same for the other 3 rockers, as well as the bits of metal which look like a noughts and crosses grid as these make the circuit complete





if you put the rocker on the end of the screwdriver like this, you can get it back in to position on one side then by pushing it sideways and down at the same time it will pop back in








Next put the round bit of the switch upside down, put the ball bearings on top of the springs and get carefully place the main body of the switch on top until it clicks back in

Norse_man

Great tutorial

pirahna

Thanks! The part number is in your picture. I will order a new one and might try rehabbing my old one so I have a spare. Much appreciated!

Norse_man

Please do not go by the part number in his photo.
I have two 4 way switches in my drivers seat. I ordered two of the same part number. Turns out they are two different parts. One switch has an addition plug and wire. So I needed two 4,way switches with different part numbers.

Norse_man

These two part numbers are from same drivers side seat. Takes one of each. Can't remember which one is which front or back switch.

pirahna

Thanks! Looks like 92861318300 is what I am looking for.

Ruairidh

4 way for the drivers backrest? 928-613-183-00. Just ordered one from Sunset, cheapest and in stock!