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[Robert Marsala]

The side door release pushbuttons on my '03 Sienna keep sticking in the
depressed position. I can usually get them free, but the passenger side
button is now frozen in the depressed position. Any ideas as how to free it
and how to keep it from happening.
Bob

[Dbu]

In article <8KTHe.9154$_R1.4797@fe11.lga>,
"Robert Marsala" <rmarsala@optonline.net> wrote:

[J Strickland]

I'm sure there is no possibility that Coke got spilled into the switches of
a minivan with children riding around inside. That has never happened in the
history of the universe, but it could have happened to you.

In any case, if the buttons are sticky, then you have practically nothing to
lose by giving a small shot of WD40, and working the button several times to
see if it frees up.

I have a BMW, and the window switches are in a place where dirt and Coke are
sure to get into to make them sticky. I had to take the switches apart
recently to clean them, my guess is that you need to do the same.



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[Charles Pisano]

If they are depressed rub some prozac on them.