Lebaron Landau L4-153 2.5L SOHC Turbo VIN J FI (1990)
Technical Service Bulletin # 080690
Date: 900326
Switch Pod - Service Manual Supplement
Models
1990 AG & AJ Body
Subject
Service Manual Supplement - Switch Pod Service
Index
ELECTRICAL
Date
March 26, 1990
No.
08-06-90 P-814 (C08-02-0)
BODY CODE LEGEND
AG - DAYTONA AJ - LEBARON COUPE AND CONVERTIBLE
SERVICE MANUAL SUPPLEMENT
The procedures for replacing the turn signal switch, the headlamp/fog lamp switch and the wiper/washer switches for the 1990 Daytona (G-Body) and
LeBaron Coupe and Convertible (J-Body) as described in the 1990 Front Wheel Drive Electrical Fuel & Emissions Service Manual Publication #
81-270-0102 have been supplemented to make it more complete and easier to understand.
PARTS REQUIRED (Information only)
The headlamp, fog lamp, wiper/washer and turn signal switch part numbers are as follows:
Wiper/Washer front wipers only;
4373695
Wiper/Washer front & rear wipers
4373503
Headlamp/Dome lamp only
4373504
Headlamp/Dome/Fog Lamp
4373696
Turn Signal
4373505
REPAIR PROCEDURE
Before replacing these switches, the switch pod must first be removed from the instrument panel. The switch pod is secured to the instrument panel by
four screws, two on the top and two on the bottom. After removing the screws, gently pull the switch pod from the instrument panel.
NOTE:
Use care when removing the switch pod from the instrument panel to prevent damage to the small diameter terminals on the back of the
switches.
Turn Signal Switch Replacement
1.
The turn signal switch can be serviced without separating the pod inner and outer halves.
2.
Remove the turn signal lever by pulling it straight out of the switch.
3.
Remove the two phillips head screws from the bottom of the switch pod that secure the turn signal switch.
4.
Remove the turn signal switch pigtail wire from the retaining clip and then unhook the pigtail from the headlamp switch at the eight-way
white connector. Remove the turn signal switch.
5.
Position the new turn signal switch loosely into the switch pod and then connect the pigtail wire to the headlamp switch. Use caution so as not
