I need to replace the seat switch and I can't figure out how to get the lumbar knob off. Is there a secret or just use brute force get it off?
Thanks
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Does SD mean Super Duty? If so, there is probably a good Ford technician on here that could answer you. You might want to change the topic title to clarify. I personally wouldn't force it, you might break it.
QUOTE (KingGlamis @ May 20 2010, 08:07 PM) 
Does SD mean Super Duty? If so, there is probably a good Ford technician on here that could answer you. You might want to change the topic title to clarify. I personally wouldn't force it, you might break it.
Thanks
I just did this on my Excusion.
There is a cable that runs from the knob to the inside of the seat back. First, turn the knob all the way in ( to release all the cable tension) This exposes the cable by aligning a slot in the knob that the cable will then slide out of. You will see there is a ball at the end of the cable that holds it in place.
BTW...This is much easier to see with the seat out of the vehicle.
Give me a call if you need any more help with it. (909)921-7571
Jeff
There is a cable that runs from the knob to the inside of the seat back. First, turn the knob all the way in ( to release all the cable tension) This exposes the cable by aligning a slot in the knob that the cable will then slide out of. You will see there is a ball at the end of the cable that holds it in place.
BTW...This is much easier to see with the seat out of the vehicle.
Give me a call if you need any more help with it. (909)921-7571
Jeff
QUOTE (XClutchboy725 @ May 25 2010, 08:05 AM)
I just did this on my Excusion.
There is a cable that runs from the knob to the inside of the seat back. First, turn the knob all the way in ( to release all the cable tension) This exposes the cable by aligning a slot in the knob that the cable will then slide out of. You will see there is a ball at the end of the cable that holds it in place.
BTW...This is much easier to see with the seat out of the vehicle.
Give me a call if you need any more help with it. (909)921-7571
Jeff
There is a cable that runs from the knob to the inside of the seat back. First, turn the knob all the way in ( to release all the cable tension) This exposes the cable by aligning a slot in the knob that the cable will then slide out of. You will see there is a ball at the end of the cable that holds it in place.
BTW...This is much easier to see with the seat out of the vehicle.
Give me a call if you need any more help with it. (909)921-7571
Jeff
Thanks I will tackle this in a couple of weeks.
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