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My button cover replacement is here!
Will update when I get it on. https://i.postimg.cc/15PgQKBP/20260504-205109.jpg |
So here it is. It is indeed a BMW part.
https://i.postimg.cc/Y9JxSdkh/20260505-101403.jpg Found a BMW part number on it - 51 13 7 039 261. Comes out as a BMW-Mini part also. https://i.postimg.cc/g0hjWsMV/20260505-103400.jpg Here is the old switch cover, just break it off and clean the edges of the oval hole. https://i.postimg.cc/PxLBcVKR/20260505-100557.jpg Old switch cover removed and you can see the 2 microswitches. Watch out for the microswitch pad, the one on the right fell with the switched and I just snapped it back on. https://i.postimg.cc/X7D9N2gk/20260505-101223.jpg Old vs new switch cover. Bit of a difference and the microswitch pads now contact the ribs instead of being between the ribs previously. Was concerned it may not fit, but it does. Thinking about it now, should I remove the outer ribs? https://i.postimg.cc/rwwcjj6B/20260505-101626.jpg Installed https://i.postimg.cc/j2Rdbr9d/20260505-102408.jpg |
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Yes its working now so may just leave it alone.
Came in Land Rover packaging, got it from an LR parts place. EDIT: Yes Jaguar/LR packaging, pics in package a few posts up |
I replaced my cover years ago, but did not realize that there are supposed to be covers over the switch buttons. No wonder mine works like shit! Ugh!
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At least you found the problem. Now you can put something between the microswitch and button cover to fix.
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