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Does anyone know where I can find the interior pieces like the power seat buttons in the armrest, and the traction control buttons?
Other than yard surfing, is there a place I can order online?
Other than yard surfing, is there a place I can order online?
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Unless your car came from the factory equipped with these options they will not be plug-and-play. Just a heads up in case you can't find the wiring in your car.
If you've scoured you're local yards then ebay is your best bet.
Also, another head'* up -if your car is a 1992-1993 and is equipped with TC you will need the button strip from a 1992-1993 as they have a pigtail harness with the male connector -the 1994+ don't have the pigtail harness -rather the connection is a female connection and is part of the bottom of the button strip.
If you've scoured you're local yards then ebay is your best bet.
Also, another head'* up -if your car is a 1992-1993 and is equipped with TC you will need the button strip from a 1992-1993 as they have a pigtail harness with the male connector -the 1994+ don't have the pigtail harness -rather the connection is a female connection and is part of the bottom of the button strip.
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Thanks for the advice, but I want to use the buttons to control other accesories. I just want an OEM look, rather than putting cheasy looking toggle switches in it.
I plan on repainting the buttons and relabeling them. Will be tedious work, but worht it, I think.
I plan on repainting the buttons and relabeling them. Will be tedious work, but worht it, I think.
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Thanks for the advice, but I want to use the buttons to control other accesories. I just want an OEM look, rather than putting cheasy looking toggle switches in it.
I plan on repainting the buttons and relabeling them. Will be tedious work, but worht it, I think.
I plan on repainting the buttons and relabeling them. Will be tedious work, but worht it, I think.
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
if you find a way to make them light up correctly...holla!
but it would seem to me that as long as you put white lettering on them, and paint the lettering part white, the light will shine through.
I plan on taking step by step instructions and pics when I do this. I have heard a few people comment that they would like to do the same.....
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well its not really as simple as you would think
the buttons have the white plastic molded into them...
here are some pics of when i had it apart...i didnt take pics of the actual buttons though
the buttons have the white plastic molded into them...
here are some pics of when i had it apart...i didnt take pics of the actual buttons though
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