Fixing Mitsubishi Montero window switches for free without having to replace them

Chad shows how to open the door switches on the gen 2.5 Mitsubishi Montero (also known as Pajero) and clean the contacts so they will work again.
In this video, Chad touches on: window switches, door locks
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[@gmunkers]

Very helpful!

[@swclover360branding]

Great video!

[@MogsAndDogs]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@itsaboutfam]

Awesome man! This may been the issue with the original master switch on mine before i replaced it. Luckily i kept it and can probably still save it based on your video and have it as a spare.

[@MogsAndDogs]

Yeah, open it up and see what’s going on. Thanks for watching!

[@briankauhane2779]

Thank you for the help, I was able to do my front brake rotors and changed to manual hubs on my 1999 Gen 2.5. Have you heard of a way to bleed brakes with turning on the engine and pumping 10 times etc? I changed out brake fluid but now my pedal seems mushy. Just wondering, you have a lot of good knowledge.

[@MogsAndDogs]

Awesome! Sry, I have never bleed the brakes on the Montero but from my little experience on the Unimog I would guess that you still have air in there and to keep bleeding.