Remove Hazard Switch 2003 Legacy

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Lake Nokomis

I need to remove my hazard switch on my 2003 Legacy. Is there a trick
to getting it out? None of my repair resources (All Data, Subaru shop
manual)tell how to do this. I would be satisfied if I knew for sure
how to remove the dash trim without breaking something.(another thing
not discussed by All Data)

My basic problem is the hazard light function does not work. I bought
a "builder" so warranty doesn't figure in. I used the wiring diagrams
to troubleshoot to the point that the only thing in question is the
switch or the cable running to it.

All Data gives this as a .3 hour job, so you know there must be some
trick short of taking the whole dash apart.
 
Lake Nokomis said:
I need to remove my hazard switch on my 2003 Legacy. Is there a trick
to getting it out? None of my repair resources (All Data, Subaru shop
manual)tell how to do this. I would be satisfied if I knew for sure
how to remove the dash trim without breaking something.(another thing
not discussed by All Data)

My basic problem is the hazard light function does not work. I bought
a "builder" so warranty doesn't figure in. I used the wiring diagrams
to troubleshoot to the point that the only thing in question is the
switch or the cable running to it.

All Data gives this as a .3 hour job, so you know there must be some
trick short of taking the whole dash apart.

On the '95 Legacy, you need only remove the panel the switch is connected
to. This is done by removing the cupholder between the stereo bezel and the
plastic panel containing the hazard switch and the two center vents. Once
removed, you can do it the "right" way by taking off the stereo bezel, or
you can try to bend it out of the way and the panel will pop off. Obviously
the '03 is going to be different, but this might give you a few clues. I
had to change the bulb in mine and it was definitely a 10-15 minute job.

-Matt
 

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