[V/m]

for the left rear seat heater switch (inside the console). Had a child dump a drink on it.....what a terrible location for an electronic switch...right next to a cup holder

Anybody provide?

 

[indyflick]

Is this it?
http://parts.arniebauer.com/p/Chevr...t-Heater-Switch-SWITCH/64155530/13409519.html

 

[V/m]

Much obliged indyflick!

 

[indyflick]

Much obliged indyflick!

No problem, make sure you get the correct color. That P/N shows "jet black".

 

[Mister Dave]

Had a child dump a drink on it.....what a terrible location for an electronic switch...right next to a cup holder

Plenty of opportunity in the front too.

 

[llninja]

My wife has banned all food and any drinks without a screw-on cap so paper or plastic cups with lids aren't allowed. Even aluminum cans are banished. The rule works, there's never been a drink accident in the car, but it's not quite fair that she gets to break the rules with her drinks (coffee, smoothie, shake) while the rest of us are held to it...

 

[volt spain]

A good wife is always a "Benign Dictator"..LOL

 

[El Dobro]

No problem, make sure you get the correct color. That P/N shows "jet black".

It comes in any color you want, as long as it's jet black.

 

[wizard_of-ahs]

My wife has banned all food and any drinks without a screw-on cap so paper or plastic cups with lids aren't allowed. Even aluminum cans are banished. The rule works, there's never been a drink accident in the car, but it's not quite fair that she gets to break the rules with her drinks (coffee, smoothie, shake) while the rest of us are held to it...

When mama is happy, everyone is happy

 

[V/m]

Ok....so I now have my replacement switch.

Anybody advise of the steps to disassemble the rear console to access and replace the old switch? Perhaps a kind soul with the $400 svc manuals have a list of steps or a screen shot of the disassembly procedure?

 

[quirkySquirt]

Perhaps the following might help (not complete procedure):

https://www.repairprocedures.com/se...4692_9301376_10193582_10193699_8_4092166.html

Seems like a few tabs to depress and the switch should pop out from the spring force behind it. No idea how to remove that entire trim piece, however. Search the site and perhaps enough intro pics can help.