One touch up for driver window?
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From: Palm Beach County, Fl.
W163 ML500 w/Kleeman headers (gone but not forgotten); R63
One touch up for driver window?
Any way to make the driver's window one touch up? 1995 W124.
One touch down is nice, but coming out of a toll booth, one touch up would be nicer!
Possible to retrofit a Euro relay to handle it?
Regards,
Jerry
One touch down is nice, but coming out of a toll booth, one touch up would be nicer!
Possible to retrofit a Euro relay to handle it?
Regards,
Jerry
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'87 300E '92 300E
I found a way to do this but, at the same time, I'm not sure how.
After I cleaned the contacts inside the actual window switch, upon putting it back together I lost the spring inside the switch, causing it to not retract to its centered position and staying where it was depressed. Thus creating one touch up/down. All you have to do once the window is up/down is recenter the switch or just leave it.
That's how I accidentally did it.
After I cleaned the contacts inside the actual window switch, upon putting it back together I lost the spring inside the switch, causing it to not retract to its centered position and staying where it was depressed. Thus creating one touch up/down. All you have to do once the window is up/down is recenter the switch or just leave it.
That's how I accidentally did it.
Thread Starter
Member
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 144
Likes: 6
From: Palm Beach County, Fl.
W163 ML500 w/Kleeman headers (gone but not forgotten); R63
I found a way to do this but, at the same time, I'm not sure how.
After I cleaned the contacts inside the actual window switch, upon putting it back together I lost the spring inside the switch, causing it to not retract to its centered position and staying where it was depressed. Thus creating one touch up/down. All you have to do once the window is up/down is recenter the switch or just leave it.
That's how I accidentally did it.
After I cleaned the contacts inside the actual window switch, upon putting it back together I lost the spring inside the switch, causing it to not retract to its centered position and staying where it was depressed. Thus creating one touch up/down. All you have to do once the window is up/down is recenter the switch or just leave it.
That's how I accidentally did it.
Regards,
Jerry
