Recent content by metty

i really just need the door panel, one of my kids tore ours up pretty bad. for the window switch, i thought they were all the same but if not i need one of the ones from the drivers front door to control the passenger front door

im interested in the right rear door panel if you have it

do you have a right rear door panel? you said your interior stuff is tan right? I also need a window switch and both the left and right sun visor clips

I think I removed the rotary switches for access but I can’t remember for sure. I can tell you I wouldn’t have pulled them off if I didn’t need to

This is what i have at work but it is way out of reach of the home shop: JBC Rework Station Something like gee314 posted will work well for this type of repair

i used that bearing on my 2000 LC and it worked great. I also ordered a japanese made NSK bearing (30BGS10DST) to keep as a backup since the Santech one is definitely a chinese bearing. Good luck!

Mine continued to leak even after i had fixed all the drains and i had water coming out of the same area you are describing. I finally pulled the head liner down while it was raining one day and realized the leak was coming in around the windshield. I had the windshield replaced back in...

Yeah, if you have not done electronics repair before its probably 2-3 bananas Once you have it out on the bench it takes no more than 5 minutes per switch. Overall time from start to finish including removing/installing/testing was about an hour for me but i have a pretty nice desolder station...

one last photo showing height of stock switch

I probably should have listed this first, but here is some info on replacement switches: The existing switches are ~5.2mm tall with lead spacing of ~5mm. This lead spacing works out to a very common size for thru hole components which is 0.200", there are many options on digikey, newark etc...

With the old switch removed, use your solder removal device and clean up the thru holes in the board Insert the new switch in the board Be careful to ensure that the switch is fully seated against the PCB, if the spacing is wrong you run the risk of the button being depressed all the time...

Remove this screw as well Once you have removed these screws, carefully separate the circuit boards and the black plastic cover assembly from the front panel and lay the assembly out on the bench. You can unplug the small harness with the red wires to make this easier on yourself and...

April 2020 edit - after 18 months, everything is still working great! Edit - Its been about 5 weeks of daily driving since i did this and all the buttons are still working great! Hi All, I have taken tons of valuable info from this site and now it is my turn to contribute something. This...

No worries, interested in the headrests regardless

i just looked again and it looks like all i really need is the back "cover" for the center console along with the pieces that snap into it. this is in addition to the headrests. Let me know what you want for that stuff including shipping to 28078