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I did something stupid but it was an easy and cheap fix...

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YOUR RESEARCHI did something stupid but it was an easy and cheap fix...

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anyway, turned out to be both quick and easy to put back together...
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anyway, turned out to be both quick and easy to put back together...
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was about to reinstall the fusebox after hooking up switched 12v for a shiftlight and leaned over to the passenger seat where I had my tools and managed to hit the switch for the passenger window with my elbow and down it went... Stupid stupid stupid me.... anyway, turned out to be both quick and easy to put back together... Remove the oddtray bin, unscrew two screws and pull right up. Then I was able to insert the switch from beneath and put everything back together again!

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have to remember that, as my lab likes to step on em..........

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Should it have gone back so easily? uuuuummmm Anyway thanks for the info in case mine goes back.

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