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07-30-2008, 08:47 AM
I got my left and right mixed up!
But there is a solution! you can remove the panel that the window switches are on and switch it to the good panel. The only problem is if that panel is the part that is broken. I have done it with good results.
They use some staked over plastic studs so I just took a drill bit and drilled the staked part off and then glued the panel back on.
But there is a solution! you can remove the panel that the window switches are on and switch it to the good panel. The only problem is if that panel is the part that is broken. I have done it with good results. They use some staked over plastic studs so I just took a drill bit and drilled the staked part off and then glued the panel back on.
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