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Does anyone have a bad passender side power seat switch?

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YOUR RESEARCHDoes anyone have a bad passender side power seat switch?

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Replace seat switch and still have the ****

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Has anyone replaced the seat switch and still have the ****.
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Use switch and plate replacement, or the $500+ dealer switch/plate

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Otherwise, it's back to the $110 used switch and plate replacement, or the $500+ dealer switch/plate.
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Replace seat switch and still have the ****

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Has anyone replaced the seat switch and still have the ****.
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Does anyone have a bad passender side power seat switch?

Use switch and plate replacement, or the $500+ dealer switch/plate

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Otherwise, it's back to the $110 used switch and plate replacement, or the $500+ dealer switch/plate.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am missing the fore/aft/height adjustment seat switch ****. I am being told that the **** isn't sold separately. It only comes with the switch assembly. Has anyone replaced the seat switch and still have the ****. I have tried a couple of dismantlers but I guess they typically don't keep bad switches and don't want to sell the ***** from a good switch.

POST 2Original post

I gotta wonder if there is any options for making a mold out of the drivers side **** to get you out of the delima. There's so much stuff online now of days for doing it yourself its amazing.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Now you got my thoughts spinning. As an engineer, you would think that I could find a way.

POST 4Original post

Re-awakening this thread in several places. Anyone ever come up with the $10 solution for replacing this ****? Otherwise, it's back to the $110 used switch and plate replacement, or the $500+ dealer switch/plate.

POST 5Original post

I have a replacement for the broken part what holds the ****. send me a PM

POST 6Original post

Bumping this as I have the same issue. Looking at a couple eBay options. 1.) $250 for the complete switch 2.) $150 or Best Offer for a switch without the lumbar button. Does anyone know if the control for the lumbar portion can be swapped over? I have lumbar in my seats and I'm pretty sure could swap that control out, but I can't find any info if it is indeed possible or not. Would be nice to save the $100.

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Quotes source post: 7314955

I should have a knobb and the part holding it, I had several made of the part holding it shoot me a mail at [email removed]

POST 8Original post

Just an FYI and possible warning: I responded to the poster above for a replacement piece, and was sent a 3d printed part that arrived broken. Was told a replacement would be sent out, but after a month it appears he has ghosted me. I'm only out about $50 but wanted to give a heads up to the community. Don't know if it was a scam or what, but just be warned.

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