First you have to cut the hole for the switch with a Dremel and mount it to the handle using the driver's side as a guide. I used epoxy and built up a base with a wall molly.
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| DIY: Passenger Door Lock Switch | |||||||||||||||
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| I finally got sick of not having a passenger door lock switch. I've always liked to keep a nice OEM look, so I rigged this up as clean as possible | |||||||||||||||
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| I bought the new switch and extra passenger handle from Majestic honda (just get the switch for the driver's side). I Found the plug that goes into the switch from a sixth gen in the junk yard. First you have to cut the hole for the switch with a Dremel and mount it to the handle using the driver's side as a guide. I used epoxy and built up a base with a wall molly. |
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| A comparison of the original (top) and my re-creation (bottom) | |||||||||||||||
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| Next find a plug that will fit. I found one from a wrecked sixth gen which fit perfectly | |||||||||||||||
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