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Can kickstand switch be disassembled/ cleaned?

flhfxd

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My switch is slowly deteriorating, lazy N light etc. I’ve never taken one of these apart before. Can it be cleaned up and reinstalled?
Thanks.
 
My mechanic unplugged a connector up near the rox risers that shut the switch off. He said the other way at the switch is a workaround
 
For awhile, BMW did not have replacement switches. A mechanic rewired mine in 2016. It has been working fine since the rewiring.
 
If you have a lazy neutral light, you probably have some oil inside the switch at the bottom rear of the transmission. If you get ambitious and replace that switch (I don't know if they're repairable - GSAddict chime in?), do the oil seal just inboard of it too.
 
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