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After my drivers side outside mirror broke, I replaced it with an aftermarket substitute. In order to do this, I took off the indoor door frame which required removal of the power window switch (detaching the actual button apparatus from the white plug it connects to). It was very difficult to disconnect, and now that I am trying to reconnect it, I'm finding it to be impossible. It seems that the two pieces simply do not fit together, which cannot be true for obvious reasons. Is there something I'm missing or an easy way to connect it? Thank you so much!
What makes this problem better or worse?
Nothing has helped or hurt more
How long has your 2005 Toyota Corolla had this problem?
One day (during repairs)
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Wish I had the answer, but I'm experiencing the same problem. Other people having the same issue in the comment thread of this youtube video https://youtu.be/qXD_iyIiZpw Anybody have a tip? Or do you just muscle it back in?
There is a trick, and the way the wires are bent just before the connector keeps it a secret. There is a sleeve on the connector that operates a latch inside. The sleeve has to be slid back as far as possible toward the wires, and then as the male controller plug into it the sleeve slides forward and closes the latch. Trick is pretty much to bend the wires straight when disassembling and assembling and then this sleeve thing is pretty obvious. New mechanism to me, though!