Knob Removal
Knob Removal
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elwood blues
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Does your new switch have a knob on it? Because the black plastic knobs are molded on to the ends switches and cables, you have to cut them off. I used a razor knife and a pair of needle nose locking channel locks.
IOPort51
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I think you just need to pull harder on the switch knob. 
the cables are molded on but I think the wiper switch and heater switch are pull off.
the cables are molded on but I think the wiper switch and heater switch are pull off.
Cheepjeep85
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it'll pull off, so will the cable ends if you pull em hard enough, i know i had to glue all of mine back on. you can also buy replacement knobs in the factory style, or machined billet aluminum they are pretty nice.
