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January 11th, 2013, 2:48 PM
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Well, I was switching mine today in a 2006. I couldn't get my hand up there to reach it.
So I figured it is an electrical part so no refunds if that isn't the problem. I stuck a straight screwdriver in on the side where the clip is and pryed that side out, it came loose and then I pryed the other side out. I destroyed the face on it but who cares it is the old one. I hooked up the new one and left it dangling until I get my 4x4 working again. The switch wasn't the problem on mine, neither was the TCCM cause I changed that last night.
So now I have a new TCCM (salvage yard) and a new switch and still have a 4x4 service light on and no lights on my switch.
So I figured it is an electrical part so no refunds if that isn't the problem. I stuck a straight screwdriver in on the side where the clip is and pryed that side out, it came loose and then I pryed the other side out. I destroyed the face on it but who cares it is the old one. I hooked up the new one and left it dangling until I get my 4x4 working again. The switch wasn't the problem on mine, neither was the TCCM cause I changed that last night.
So now I have a new TCCM (salvage yard) and a new switch and still have a 4x4 service light on and no lights on my switch.
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