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Remove the 3 screws circled in blue
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Pull the housing down to remove it
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Presence of a lug that holds the casing. Use the flat screwdriver to shift it and pull downwards
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Remove the screw circled in blue on the left of the steering wheel using a Phillips screwdriver.
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Then the one on the right
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Remove the upper screws (the image shows the one on the left, there is the same one on the right)
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Remove the plastic cover
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Remove the 2 screws using a torx screwdriver
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Move the plastic cover to the left to free up space
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pull carefully so as not to break the cover
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Remove the 2 screws using a torx screwdriver
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Pull the switch slightly to the left and unclip the sockets
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Slide to the left and drop
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Check the dimensions of the new switch before reassembly
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Clip the sockets and slide the switch
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Tighten the torx screws
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Tighten the torx screws
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Simple but requires a little finesse
Simple but requires a little finesse
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3 Comments
Thank you for your tutorial. Simple photos and texts. I, who do not see well and therefore not very skillful, I managed it easily. Thanks again. JM
jean-marc.sacarot - Resolved on Release Reply
Thank you for this super clear tutorial.
Easy to implement. Also advice, before buying a replacement switch, try to disassemble it (fairly simple, three large pieces fit into each other), because there is nothing electronic in it. Basic electrical contact mechanism. In my case, it was necessary to clean the grease melted over time and wipe the circuit with a dry cloth so that it works again like the first day.

