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Replacing the bulb that illuminates the dual temperature dials in the dashboard V70-XC70 1999

posted by  Hugh on  Wed Jun 17 06:59 CST 2009
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Hello All,

I know this is the 850 section, but I'm hoping somebody might be able to answer the above question for my 1999 XC. I do have two 850s and I'm thankful for the quick responses I've received for those cars in the past. My XC has dual climate control, so there are two temperature control dials directly above the radio at the center of the dashboard. One of the lights, that illuminates the lower half of the dial located on the passenger side has gone out. My question is: How do I gain access to this area to replace this bulb? Is there a web site or a location where I can get instructions/pictures showing me how to get to this bulb?

I know how to pop out the radio below (SC-815 model) but I don't think that will give me the access I need to get to the bulbs that illuminate the two temperature dials above. Thanks to all who respond.

Hugh






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