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Need Help Trying to find tact switch replacement for the cluster

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I'm trying to find replacement for these switches for my FZ6-N 2008, Both are not working, TPS will arrive soon and looking to go into diag mode on the cluster to test and adjust it. Purchase links or advices are much appreciated, thank you!
 

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This other thread might give some ideas, but does not say where the switches came from. Mouser or Digikey or Newark should have plenty of momentary switches that will do the job but you will have to match up the dimensions.
 
This other thread might give some ideas, but does not say where the switches came from. Mouser or Digikey or Newark should have plenty of momentary switches that will do the job but you will have to match up the dimensions.
Thank you, I'll look into it!
 
I see that it has different shape, but as long as the dimensions are identical it should be alright, Thank you!
Also I don't know whether those are normally open or normally closed but my first thought is normally open.
 
They will be normally open, which is the most common type. Circuits using normally closed create reliability issues as you are asking it to make a connection at all times except when pressed.
@vanness , make sure the pin spacing dimension is a match. Sometimes listings omit this and it is critical.
 
UPDATE : I managed to fix both switches, Left side was easy, I just tilted the black plastic thingy to the side and spray some alcohol after about 10mn of wiggling it back and forth and side to side it comes back to life, for the right side I had to pry the surrounding plastic open, took everything apart, and finally under the circle piece there were oxidation, so I scrapped them off and viola! back to life as well. Picture attached in case other people might find it useful.
 

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