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various switchs don't light up 850 1994

posted by  Jason D on  Thu Jan 10 02:36 CST 2002
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I have a few switches on the dash and the console that no longer light up.

Question is if I can replace bulbs or if I have to replace the switches themselves?

Here is a list of the switches.

Dash switches
Headlight Rotary switch
TRACS
Rear Window/Mirror Defrost
INFO
and the right heated seat on the console. The indicator lights when activated, it just doesn't illuminate the seat symbol at all.

I need to replace the gear select light (AT), too. The Haynes manual says something about the bulb and the connector being one piece, anybody have a part #? While I am under the console, thought I would replace the pesky left rear window switch, too. Can I replace just that switch or do I have to replace the whole array of windows and mirror adjusters? It is not a huge problem, can put that window down with it, just not up. Need to reach behind and use the door switch.

TIA for any and all help.

-Jason D
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94 855 Turbo, Aretha






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