WTB Rear Wiper Switch & Rear Window Switch

[PNunnz]

Hi,

Mine are faded and I am looking to replace. Can't find them online or through any dealers, so hope to luck out on the forum.

Thanks in advance.

Pat

 

[Damian]

Re: WTB Rear Wiper Switch & Rear Window Switch

I have an extra one that I just got the other day from the junkyard, but it's faded too. I'm gonna try and clean it up before I try it on mine but if you need it, come and get it.

 

[Z SKI]

Re: WTB Rear Wiper Switch & Rear Window Switch

If you google the part numbers you should have some luck.. I found all new switches (rear wiper, defroster, rear hatch button) recently.. They're out there, it may just take a little bit of time.. I also may have some good condition used ones laying around... Let me take a look...

 

[PNunnz]

Re: WTB Rear Wiper Switch & Rear Window Switch

Damian - thanks, mine work well, just faded. I've tried "back to black" and all the potions out there, lasts for a short time and then back to the "greyish" look.

Paul - I'm definitely interested if you find them in nice condition.

I have scoured the net for months and was able to find some of the switches, but finding these 2 in good/new condition hasn't been so fruitful.

Rear wiper switch: 15679579
Rear window: can't find part number (dealer was no help) so trying google with no luck.

I'm trying! Thanks for your help.

 

[64impala]

Re: WTB Rear Wiper Switch & Rear Window Switch

ACDelco D7079 Rear Window Defogger Switch*good luck i got one nos and it faded on me in a year old plastic i guess now i keep my dash covered. Don't have a garage
John P.

 

[PNunnz]

Re: WTB Rear Wiper Switch & Rear Window Switch

Thanks, defogger I've found. I'm looking for the rear window release button under cigarette lighter.

 

[liquidswords88]

Re: WTB Rear Wiper Switch & Rear Window Switch

They make a trim paint in rattle can. I believe it's a dupli color brand. It is kinda matte in color. It matches the factory interior black color very well. You can spray some into a old rattle can cap, then use a small model brush to apply the paint to the button. It holds up well considering the application. If it wears off, you just apply more. I have used this technique on lots of interior parts