D2 Seat switches for D1
#2
Take your RRC/D1 seat switches apart and clean them. I've never ever had to replace a single RRC/D1 seat switch in all my years of LR's since 1989. They're famous for getting nasty inside. take em apart in a plastic bin so you don't loose the springs/*****, and contacts. clean the contacts, and lightly lube it and you should be good to go.
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#3
Take your RRC/D1 seat switches apart and clean them. I've never ever had to replace a single RRC/D1 seat switch in all my years of LR's since 1989. They're famous for getting nasty inside. take em apart in a plastic bin so you don't loose the springs/*****, and contacts. clean the contacts, and lightly lube it and you should be good to go.
#4
As noted, borrow a cookie sheet from the kitchen and do the surgery in the pan. Those little springs and ball bearings like to run away. a white towel on the bottom helps as well.
write up here...
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...witches-62504/
write up here...
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...witches-62504/
Last edited by WaltNYC; 05-19-2017 at 09:11 AM.
#6
Any ideas?
#7
I just cleaned the insides of the switches. The driver side worked but the passenger side did not. Now neither works. I cleaned the driver switch again but that only works intermittently now. I'm thinking that I have a bad ground somewhere. I don't think that it's a fuse because the driver side works intermittently.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
Thanks
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