[fepony]

Ok, I can't figure out how this attaches to the door. Can anyone help?

 

[OpalLacod]

Flip it over and post a picture. There should be a couple spring loaded tabs. They may be gone.

 

[fepony]

It is still connected at the top, I don't want to remove it and not be able to replace it. Not sure how to do it anyway.

 

[Cowboytrukr]

If I recall, the upper portion drops into a slot at the top and the lower section is held in place like Jacob was mentioning.

 

[Robfra]

On my '06 Silverado the bottom portion of the switch housing was a push in tab and the top portion had a post that went down with a screw on the backside that held it in place. So, you'd have to remove the door panel I believe to access the screw. I didn't know that, so through trial and error and a lot of twisting and pulling, I ended up breaking the the bottom of the post part off and the housing came off. I put it back together by pushing the tab back into it's mounting spot and pushing the front remaining portion of the tab back in and it's held just fine so far. Hope that helps.

 

[wmbski]

Flip it over and post a picture. There should be a couple spring loaded tabs. They may be gone.

I was just in my 2002 Chevrolet avalanche doors. UTube had a couple short films on removal and replacement that were very helpful....

 

[GA442]

I cut a small strip of velcro and attached it at the back so the switch housing stays in place.