That I don’t know about popping the silver ones on in place of the black ones . I do know that the black ones pop off .. the problem is the labeling on the bezel don’t match … which leaves me with having to replace all 4 doors with black and the pedal adjustable switch also … the bezel is cheap to replace just market wrong and I can’t find one .. let’s just say cheap if it is not a factory original .. the one I saw for sale , used but for a SC was 74$ .. with silver ,, screw that !I don’t have those parts, but I will say that I purchased the switches off eBay very cheap, but they were black.
I was playing with the new one I purchased and the key caps come off. I was going to ask a question if anyone ever popped off their silver caps and put the silver ones on.
Where are you finding the silver radio bezels? I see some on eBay, but they are the square top (navagaition type), not the round ends. I’ve search many junkyards and never found the silver ones.Do you need just the bezel (5HZ71XDVAD, 5HZ71XDVAE)…
thanks Hemi I figured I would end up going the junk yard route but was hoping not to ..Do you need just the bezel (5HZ71XDVAD, 5HZ71XDVAE) or the whole switch with silver buttons (two different pieces)? The bezels are ridiculously easy to find, the silver switches not so much. The light switch can be gotten from any 3G Ram with an overhead console (I'd start with junkyards). It isn't listed separately as it is part of the light harness. Same with the TIPM cover screw, in fact that piece is probably the same across multiple platforms those years.
Mopar has discontinued the silver ones years ago according to what I’ve found out …Where are you finding the silver radio bezels? I see some on eBay, but they are the square top (navagaition type), not the round ends. I’ve search many junkyards and never found the silver ones.
Per the switches, all the junk yards sell them, but they don’t have the silver buttons, just the plain black tops.
Let me know the source. Thanks…
The locations of the labels@VIPR PWR - I was comparing your picture to mine truck (just so I understand it). What is different about the wording (not the silver switches) compared to a real Viper truck? Do they use different wording in different spots? Mine is exactly like your picture, which makes me think I have a wrong one too….
Not a match .. in labeling ….Using the part number s HemiLonestar referenced here is a pic of the first part number
5HZ71XDVAD - Genuine Mopar Bezel-Power WINDOW/DOOR Lock SWIT
MoparPartsGiant.com offers the great deal for genuine Mopar parts, 5HZ71XDVAD. Bezel-Power WINDOW/DOOR Lock SWIT for $49.77. All parts are backed by the Mopar's warranty.www.moparpartsgiant.com
Second part number
5HZ71XDVAE - Genuine Mopar Bezel-Power WINDOW/DOOR Lock SWIT
MoparPartsGiant.com offers the great deal for genuine Mopar parts, 5HZ71XDVAE. Bezel-Power WINDOW/DOOR Lock SWIT for $49.77. All parts are backed by the Mopar's warranty.www.moparpartsgiant.com
That the truth .. heck maybe I can have someone make the labels like mine hahahaGeeeez!!! All the variables make me dizzy! Gotta be alert to see all the minute differences
Those are the same part number, the last character changes as the evolution of the part over time (may be different vendor, different material, etc). 99.99% of the time forwards and backwards compatible. Also those two listings are aftermarket, not OEM.I think I know why I’m messing up. eBay has both part numbers, with the same exact picture (for the wording, not color). So I assume one of the eBay vendors is wrong.
5HZ71XDVAD: https://www.ebay.com/itm/256009495734
5HZ71XDVAE: https://www.ebay.com/itm/224080041267
As soon as I get a few things taken care of that’s what I’ll do .. have ver load at the moment hahaha !The OEM link I sent is what you will get for a current factory made part. Pull your switch out and look under the bezel for the p/n; I'm willing to bet you have an earlier iteration of that p/n, ending in say 'A' or 'B'.
I've looked at HUNDREDS of these and can't find any with the WDO on the edge of the bezel!!Not a match .. in labeling ….