the set button won't make permanent contack, it just flashes. How do i get the rubber cover off.

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Asked by willybillfred Jul 22, 2013 at 01:22 PM about the Ford Explorer Sport Trac

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I try and set the set button, it just flashes each time I push it.  Spraying wd 40 worked before, but it doesn't now.

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Instead of WD 40 try electronic contact cleaner, the WD 40 will work a few time, as you have discovered, but it contains petroleum oil as well as alcohol, and will eventually create an insulation, instead of a better contact, with that oil. The solvent in the contact cleaner will correct that. Hopefully.

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