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Old September 28th 06, 01:35 PM posted to rec.autos.makers.ford.explorer
Bill Jeffrey[_1_]
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Default '02 power mirror switch

2002 Explorer XLT. The switch for the power mirrors works fine for both
mirrors for up-down, but over the course of a couple years, the
left-right portion has gradually gotten more and more intermittent for
both mirrors. It has reached the point where it doesn't work at all for
left-right. I guess I need to pull the switch and (hopefully) clean the
contacts. Does the switch simply pull out, or do I need to pull off a
trim panel to release it? I'd rather not break something as I try to
remove it.

Thanks in advance

Bill
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