Sticky steering wheel buttons
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S65 E320
Sticky steering wheel buttons
Hi,
Not sure if anyone has had problems with the steering wheel buttons going sticky ?
I do have someone that has a treatment that cleans then coats them.
It has lasted several years on my E320 and just getting it done on my S65.
Shout out if you do....
Grant.
Not sure if anyone has had problems with the steering wheel buttons going sticky ?
I do have someone that has a treatment that cleans then coats them.
It has lasted several years on my E320 and just getting it done on my S65.
Shout out if you do....
Grant.
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From: Omaha, NE
2007 S600
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Goof Off does a spectacular job. Steering wheel buttons, and I'm about the do the glove box release pushbutton that's also getting tacky.
Goof Off does a spectacular job. Steering wheel buttons, and I'm about the do the glove box release pushbutton that's also getting tacky.
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2007 CL600
You can order replacement buttons (just the part you touch) from China and replace them yourself. They are not difficult to disassemble and it only costs about $20 shipped.
Had them for well over a year now and they are still like new.
You can also remove the rubberised coating and reapply it (or just leave it off)
Had them for well over a year now and they are still like new.
You can also remove the rubberised coating and reapply it (or just leave it off)
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S-65 AMG
https://mbworld.org/forums/s-class-w...-stickied.html
Goof Off does a spectacular job. Steering wheel buttons, and I'm about the do the glove box release pushbutton that's also getting tacky.
Goof Off does a spectacular job. Steering wheel buttons, and I'm about the do the glove box release pushbutton that's also getting tacky.
