Any tips please to get rid of the sticky soft surface on the heating control rings and fan speed ring.
Thanks

Andy K
thank you

I fitted a set of these rings. thought if gave the panel a bit of contrast, and blended in well with the rest of the silver instead of the plain black effect as well as fixing the initial issue.

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Hello, can I ask where you got those rings for the A/C and stereo? I've just got my RR and one of my interior niggles is the black rubberised ones are all sticky and look like they've been operated by someones teeth.

Thanks

Not where mine came from but same thing.

https://www.powerfuluk.com/vehicles/range-...-2010.html

Cheers
Col

Hi,

Do yours obscure the led indicators on the dial like these ones also?

Thanks

Yes they do if you mean the red and blue one's, but personaly it's never bothered me that much.

Cheers
Col

Best thing I use for sticky rubber buttons - make up removal face wipes - work perfect and leave the surface all clean.

Also really good on leather steering wheeks, you wont believe the muck on the face wipes.

I ordered replacements off eBay or Amazon. Think they were £15 for the 3x climate control ones. You just pull off the originals and click in the new ones. They are made from hard black plastic so no issue with them degrading like the originals 2010 Range Rover Sport 3.0TDV6 HSE

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my the rubberised buttons access height/stop start/Traction control on the gear terrain unit are pretty scuffed up, previous women was a owner with long nails etc. Ive looked at swapping the full unit out and getting one on ebay, then I came across this button pack on ebay Interior Center Console with OFF Button Cover for Range Rover Sport L494 | eBay
Has anyone had a go at fitting these and do the original buttons just unclip off whilst the terrain module is in situ?

Also on the rubberised buttons mine are really terrible, how do you get them back to their original state?
Ive used make up remover wipes in the past on sticky dashboards, has anyone got any tricks on how to get the rubberised buttons back to their former glory?