Switch cap 101
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For the horn-type caps, a very small flat blade screwdriver works well; for the audio type caps, there may be a tool included, otherwise fork-type tines work well. It's been a while, but working from the outside by gently prying the cap off the round pivot, then removing the cap from the cog side gets them off; simply reverse when installing the new ones.
The horn and turn signal caps have springs that are one-way install; just pay attention to how the springs were oriented when removing the caps and put them back the same way.
A small magnetic phillips screwdriver is useful when removing the small screws and reinstalling them to secure the metal brackets inside the housing. And be careful not to pinch wires when reinstalling the switch housings.
Good luck with your project.
The horn and turn signal caps have springs that are one-way install; just pay attention to how the springs were oriented when removing the caps and put them back the same way.
A small magnetic phillips screwdriver is useful when removing the small screws and reinstalling them to secure the metal brackets inside the housing. And be careful not to pinch wires when reinstalling the switch housings.
Good luck with your project.
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On my RKC the tool was used to remove the caps on the Cruise 'set/resume' button on the right side hand control and the Cruise 'on/off' button on the left side hand control. The switch caps are best removed with a small flatblade screwdriver as mentioned earlier in this thread.
In my experience, the switches themselves are virtually indestructible. Just watch you don't pinch the wiring getting them back into the housings.
CN
In my experience, the switches themselves are virtually indestructible. Just watch you don't pinch the wiring getting them back into the housings.
CN
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