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Sticky hazard button
« on: 04 August 2021, 20:55:09 »
I guess we all have this problem with the hazard button. After a few years, the rubberised coating starts to become tacky to the touch and attracts dust and dirt.

This is a problem with many cars (I understand even Ferraris have this rubber coating on some switches).

Does anyone know a way of getting rid of the stickiness?  ???
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Re: Sticky hazard button
« Reply #1 on: 04 August 2021, 21:29:17 »
Car plan tar spot remover followed by Ambersil foaming upholstery cleaner.  ;)
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Re: Sticky hazard button
« Reply #2 on: 05 August 2021, 17:21:13 »
Thanks DG, I'll try that!  :y
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Re: Sticky hazard button
« Reply #3 on: 10 August 2021, 19:16:49 »
Well, I've got rid of the stickiness, but the triangle motif is half-gone now.  :(

I was wondering if the Vectra C/Signum switch is the same as I might buy this:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAUXHALL-VECTRA-C-SIGNUM-GENUINE-HAZARD-WARNING-SWITCH-BUTTON-13138255/142520031698
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Re: Sticky hazard button
« Reply #4 on: 10 August 2021, 23:27:08 »
Pull the switch. There should be a GM part number and/or Opel KAT code on it somewhere. Either embossed on the plastic housing or perhaps a paper label.
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Re: Sticky hazard button
« Reply #5 on: 11 August 2021, 00:36:01 »
Quote from: Migalot on 10 August 2021, 19:16:49
Well, I've got rid of the stickiness, but the triangle motif is half-gone now.  :(

I was wondering if the Vectra C/Signum switch is the same as I might buy this:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAUXHALL-VECTRA-C-SIGNUM-GENUINE-HAZARD-WARNING-SWITCH-BUTTON-13138255/142520031698
How hard did you scrub it :o

Vectra one won't work, it might look like it's the same shape, but the switch it goes into is completely different ;)
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Re: Sticky hazard button
« Reply #6 on: 11 August 2021, 09:36:25 »
Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 11 August 2021, 00:36:01
Quote from: Migalot on 10 August 2021, 19:16:49
Well, I've got rid of the stickiness, but the triangle motif is half-gone now.  :(

I was wondering if the Vectra C/Signum switch is the same as I might buy this:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAUXHALL-VECTRA-C-SIGNUM-GENUINE-HAZARD-WARNING-SWITCH-BUTTON-13138255/142520031698
How hard did you scrub it :o

Vectra one won't work, it might look like it's the same shape, but the switch it goes into is completely different ;)

Ah, OK. Thanks.  :y
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