Window switch
Originally Posted by jd to rescue
In essence, you are spending $114.00 to replace a cents worth of poor quality plastic crap and long-term not getting anything better.
Originally Posted by Miff
For the guys who are flaming JD, you wouldn't replace your broken OEM plastic AST for another shoddy OEM plastic one would you?
& I agree that this forum is too quick to 'flame' on someone... but really, in the grand scheme of things.. FD owners should expect to pay $$ to keep their cars looking nice. "You gotta pay to play" after all...
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Originally Posted by Miff
For the guys who are flaming JD, you wouldn't replace your broken OEM plastic AST for another shoddy OEM plastic one would you?
^^Though I promised I wouldn't say any more, I am not sure that 14 years is the relevant measure. Most of these cars are relatively low mileage and therefore the switch is not used as often as in a typical daily driver that's been around 14 years. I have driven two Toyotas well past the 200,000 mark without electric window switches failing (in fact they never failed). I have not made it past the 100,000 mark, however, in either of my 7s without these tabs failing. That said, there has been way too much flag waiving about a silly window switch repair. And I agree it hardly sits on the same scale of importance as an AST. It was merely something I tinkered around with and fixed. Its clean and reliable. Use it, scrap it, make up your own mind.
Resoldered mine to operate both windows at the same time. Ya I'm cheap, but it's a race car.
MX3 switchs are the same thing. Call your local salvage yard, or check Ebay. There's a couple on now.
MX3 switchs are the same thing. Call your local salvage yard, or check Ebay. There's a couple on now.
Originally Posted by Miff
You wouldn't replace your broken OEM plastic AST for another shoddy OEM plastic one would you?
I understand both points of view. Thanks you guys for all the imput.
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