Tips on rehabbing a push button heaters 61 plymouth

61lemon Posted 2022-02-20 6:35 AM (#619593) Subject: Tips on rehabbing a push button heaters 61 plymouth New User Posts: 4 Already had it out once and wd 40’d. Daughter broke a key. Any suggestions? imopar380 Posted 2022-02-22 10:20 PM (#619702 - in reply to #619593) Subject: Re: Tips on rehabbing a push button heaters 61 plymouth Expert 5K+ Posts: 7207 Location: Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island, Canada What exactly is it that you need repairing? Are you talking about the push button control unit? OR? you said your daughter broke a key... ? If the push button control isn't working smoothly they can be pulled apart and rebuilt but it takes a bit of time and skill. There are thin sliding cams inside the switch that the push buttons control , they get dirty and worn out and the buttons get very hard to push. I rebuilt one several years ago. If this is what you are looking for I can email you the details with photos. grunau Posted 2022-02-25 8:45 PM (#619799 - in reply to #619702) Subject: Re: Tips on rehabbing a push button heaters 61 plymouth Extreme Veteran Posts: 444 Location: North of the 49th There is an article on the 62 to 65 Mopar website (they have a Tech and Tips page )that goes through the whole rebuilding process for the heater vacuum control switch assembly. As far as the button itself , if you have all of the pieces they can be glued together with a liquid called Weld-on no.4. Like Herr imopar 380 says it does take some time and skill.