OT Many thanks to Ray O!

Ray,

I used your suggested technique for freeing up 'non working' light
door light switches on the two back doors of my '92 Corolla. (WD 40
squirted inside the switch)...

I now have lights for the first time since I bought my car!

Thanks and Merry Christmas.

I'm off for the cold cold north country.

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Scott in Florida

Scott in Florida, 12/19/2005,10:02:07 PM, wrote:
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> Ray,
>
> I used your suggested technique for freeing up 'non working' light
> door light switches on the two back doors of my '92 Corolla. (WD 40
> squirted inside the switch)...
>
> I now have lights for the first time since I bought my car!
>
> Thanks and Merry Christmas.
>
> I'm off for the cold cold north country.[/color]

I never tried that. I actually took the switches apart and cleaned the
contacts.

Hah, I'm going the opposite direction on Thursday. Merry Christmas to
you also.

"badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Scott in Florida, 12/19/2005,10:02:07 PM, wrote:
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>> Ray,
>>
>> I used your suggested technique for freeing up 'non working' light
>> door light switches on the two back doors of my '92 Corolla. (WD 40
>> squirted inside the switch)...
>>
>> I now have lights for the first time since I bought my car!
>>
>> Thanks and Merry Christmas.
>>
>> I'm off for the cold cold north country.[/color]
>
> I never tried that. I actually took the switches apart and cleaned the
> contacts.
>
> Hah, I'm going the opposite direction on Thursday. Merry Christmas to
> you also.[/color]

Taking the switches apart and cleaning the contacts is the correct (and
labor intensive) method. A little dielectric grease should keep the lights
on for a long time.

Have a Merry Christmas and a safe trip!
--
Ray O
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"Scott in Florida" <JustAsk@Florida.com> wrote in message
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> Ray,
>
> I used your suggested technique for freeing up 'non working' light
> door light switches on the two back doors of my '92 Corolla. (WD 40
> squirted inside the switch)...
>
> I now have lights for the first time since I bought my car!
>
> Thanks and Merry Christmas.
>
> I'm off for the cold cold north country.
>
> --
>
> Scott in Florida[/color]

You're welcome and a very merry politically incorrect Christmas to you and
your family too!

Look me up if you're coming through the Windy City!

Have a safe trip!
--
Ray O
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