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Hey, on the passenger side of my car, the plastic with the window switch on it is lifted up. I was looking at pictures from the Skyline Charity Cruise and noticed another car has the same problem.

Is anyone else's switch like that? Or does anyone know the best solution to keep it stuck down, whether i should just glue it or something.

i got it in the GTT.. when i'm finished the interior how i want it i will glue it down.. the clip just aint clipping it down anymore.. a workshop should be able to sort it out.. if not some industrial strength glue will work.. like clag glue or something LOL

ps.. to those seriously intersted in fixing it and have a low IQ... clag glue will not fix this problem

Heres a picture of what i mean:

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And no, thats not my car. Just couldn't be bothered taking a picture of my car when there was already a picture of a car from SSC that has the exact same problem.

yes.. the gtt has it on the bottom after the handle instead of the top.. mine has lifeted.. you may find that his is only off cause he removed it to install the custom sides.. i just tucked mine down.. but yes just some areldite or something equal with a strong grip will hold it down..

can try that or get like a bracket with screws.take the door off and get a small bracket made up with 2 screws either side of the plastic so when u tighten them it brings the plastic down nice and tight onto the door trim.

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