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Removing Window Switches

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So a question for the group - I just replaced the center console on my C4S Cab and had a hell of a time removing the convertible top switch. Is there some special tool for this. I broke one of the 4 tabs but it seems secure enough. The new problem is I am also replacing the door finishers and there are of course more of these rocker switches for the windows. I was rather hoping not to destroy when moving them to the new part. And help here would be appreciated.

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The switches are build as one part together with the electronic circuit, they are removable along the rear side of the door trim, so you will have to remove the door trim.

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So if I understand it is a different clip than the convertible switch on the center console. That on seemed to require a special tool - was very difficult to remove.

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