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Hi. I'm Mike from 1AAuto. We've been selling auto parts for over 30 years!
To remove this master window switch, there is a tab that is fitting under the door panel on this side and there is a clip on this side. So, it needs to be lifted up this way first, and then lifted out. So, I'm going to use this plastic prying tool. You can get these from 1AAuto.com. Just, kind of, work it underneath the edge of the switch. If you need to, you can go on this side, the outside here. I’m just going to pop it up. Then it's going to lift out backwards. This hook here has to come off.
Push in the locks. Pull this connector out. There's another lock on this side. Undo this connector. Take that out.
So, on the master window switch from the driver's side, you got your four buttons for the four windows: lock, window lock out. There's also the mirror control switch. We flip this over. Those are two separate pieces from this black trim. You can take out the four screws that are holding in the master window switch to remove it from the trim piece. It should pull right out of the trim.
Do the same for the mirror control switch. Remove the two screws, Phillips head screws. That'll lift right out.
Now, reinstall these. Just place it right in place. Put these Phillips head screws back in. These are just self-tapping screws going into plastic, so they should just thread right in. When you feel them get tight, you just stop. No need to over tighten these.
Do the same for the master switch. It should fit right down. Put the screws in.
The other doors are similar. It'd just be a single switch in the trim panel.
It's ready to go back in the car. To install this, plug the large connector back in place. It'll click when it's locked in. Plug the small white connector into here. It'll also click. There's a tab that's going to fit into the door panel on this side first and then a clip that's going to clip down into the door panel. I'll start by fitting it this way, and then pushing it down into the door panel.
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