I purchase a set of these to replace my worn out buttons.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261201404201
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I popped off the rear cover to reveal 2 screws. I removed both screws.
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Remove board as shown.
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Start removing old buttons. Use caution and work slowly.
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I broke a few tabs but all is good. Again use caution.
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I cut off the fake led light as my key had a real one.
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I needed to cut a corner off the lock button to clear the chip.
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The chip had some adhesive holding it down preventing it from rattling. I used a dab of shoe goo to hold it in place.
Put it all back together with a new battery and all it good.
If replacing battery, you have 30 seconds to get the new battery in once the old is out. It took me about 3 seconds so it should not be a problem. If battery is out for longer you will have to re-initialize the key.
Earl said:
How's this coming along sir?
Slow but sure.....Have not spent very much time at all on it. Way too many other things I have had to do. I will have it going before snow one way or another. It's under a cover and very comfortable for the time being.
It should be two torx or phillips head screws.
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If it is like the M20, you will need to remove the throttle body to remove the TPS
I think this is really cool and a great idea!
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