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Switch To Open Engine Dropped

sdemild
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sdemild

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Hi,

Inadvertently pushed down on engine opening switch versus lifting. As a result the switch fell into the sill. It appears that I can simply gently rock the plastic piece the controls sit in and simply reinstall. What I am unsure of is if there are pins or something else that would break if I am not careful.

Also any advice on tires that are less noisy than current Pilots. Interested in experience with PS2's or others.

Thanks.

bgrpph Member

bgrpph

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i had same thing happen- take off the entire piece that houses the two switches- there are

one or two torx screws in the side of the housing by the seat- remove these and piece comes

up and you can pop switch back in- found this easier than trying to fish the switch out and

pull it up w/o removing the entire housing.

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