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Old 07-16-2011, 03:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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4th Generation Rear door power window switch removal

99 Camry-Simple question, is the rear window power switch the same as the front i.e. push in on the back of the switch to remove it? I had no problem removing the front window switches when I replaced the door handles on both fronts. Having trouble getting off the rear driver's side window switch.

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the window switches are held in by a phillips head screw connected to a small metal bracket. you need to remove the entire door panel and flip it over to actually remove the switch.
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Thanks so much Mister Perkins! I thought it was probably a little different from the front, I didn't want to force it. It sounds like my daughter's rear window regulator may have broke or something has come loose. Will take the whole door panel off to investigate. I am getting good at taking the fronts off but haven't taken the rear panel off yet. It must have several clips at the bottom and sides since I only saw two screw holes near the arm rest and the push pin on the back of the door.

Thanks again and maybe it will finally cool down under 100 degrees out so I can work on it without getting fried!!

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