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Hi all,
my 2017 CS, new to me last month, first time in passenger seat
Passenger side front window switch is loose. On the way home from a ski trip , my son is now driving. Went to lower the window and switch is loose. Able to get it out of door handle. Looks like some silver retention clips only on one side. Switch works fine .
Shouldn’t there be clips on both sides ? Are clips available or do I need a whole new switch. Or can I take one of the clips and put it on other side. Looks like clips just slide into a plastic groove. I looked down inside door handle and didn’t see the clips??? Wonder where they are
sorry for dark pictures. Cruising along I-80 at 85 in the middle of Nebraska, we left rocky mts earlier this afternoon after the weekend skiing colorado
Jim
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Loose window switch
