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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / November 2004

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V70 power window switch

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Peter \(Remove the Remove\) - 01 Nov 2004 19:20 GMT
Can the driver-side power window switch on a '98 V70 be fixed?

Mine is sometimes failing and sometimes it makes a clicking noise (like a
bad solenoid).

Do you have to take the door panel off to replace the switch?
Thanks,
PC
Mike F - 02 Nov 2004 15:41 GMT
"Peter (Remove the Remove)" wrote:

> Can the driver-side power window switch on a '98 V70 be fixed?
>
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> Thanks,
> PC

You can pop the switch out without removing the door panel, but it's not
easy to do without marking the door panel.  Since it's so easy to remove
the panel, then you can push the switch out from below.  The switch will
come apart, and if things haven't melted you may be able to clean the
contacts, but there's alot of them, and they're on tiny fingers that are
easy to bend.  However, it really won't cost you anything to try.

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Peter \(Remove the Remove\) - 03 Nov 2004 22:17 GMT
Takes for the tip! However, I was suspect of the clicking noise, like a
starter with a weak battery, and pulled out the auto-reset fuses to the
power windows and cleaned the contacts. That did the job!

Pete

> "Peter (Remove the Remove)" wrote:
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> contacts, but there's alot of them, and they're on tiny fingers that are
> easy to bend.  However, it really won't cost you anything to try.
 
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