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    Established Member Two Rings cclarkb5's Avatar
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    Removing Lumbar Switch

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    I'm looking to remove my lumbar switch on the drivers side without taking the seat off. I'm pretty sure theres a way to remove the side panel with all the seat controls, but I'd like some advice. Anyone done this? My back thanks you
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    Veteran Member Four Rings Cybersombosis's Avatar
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    There are 2 screws on the under side of the cowling. You could probably get to them using a 90 degree screw driver. One is towards the front of the cowling and one towards the back. I just replaced my driver's seat cushion so I just did this on the weekend but then again mine is a manual seat not power.

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