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    Default How do I get the electric mirror switch out?? – 15-12-2008,06:59 PM
    Without leaving screwdriver marks everywhere? It is in the centre section near the handbrake

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    Default Re: How do I get the electric mirror switch out?? – 15-12-2008,07:21 PM
    Make Model and Year. Regards Peter
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    Default Re: How do I get the electric mirror switch out?? – 15-12-2008,10:36 PM
    Hi - it is an A6 2.4SE 1999 AVANT

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    Default Re: How do I get the electric mirror switch out?? – 16-12-2008,10:16 AM
    Mine is loose and lifts up every time I catch my sleeve on it. I think it should just be held in with a spring clip at the front and rear of it, so it should come out by pulling it upwards. Or use a soft plastic lever to help it up.
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    Default Re: How do I get the electric mirror switch out?? – 16-12-2008,01:22 PM
    The quick was is to use a lenght of good gaffa tape and cut a hole in it the size of the knob, place it over the switch panel and smooth it down well then pull the switch out with a fore and aft motion. The bokk method requires the removal of the gear stick gater and push the switch ou from underneath. If you eamil at Info at 3DAssociates dot co dot uk ( anti phishing ) I'll sen you the drawing and instructions. Regards Peter
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