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Last night the left passenger switch in th EF would'nt work.
So I pull apart the centre console to access the switches now I notice in the futura's they have 2 single switches with connectors for each window where as the Fairmont has the same switch assembly as in the EA-ED. What can I put in the contacts to stop the carbon build up as the same thing happens in the EB & I'm sick of scraping carbon off these switches
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Ben_Daui |
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I'm going to try electrical & mechanic spray/lubricant on there?
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snap0964 |
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Your best bet is silicon grease. Check your regs and make sure they're not binding - if they're working too hard on the up cycle, that will cause more arcing in the window switches. I take it the carbon buildup will be more on the up contacts.
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EBGizmo |
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Get some relays to do the hard work, and make the switches control them.
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