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Source for 850 defrost/fog/moonroof switch lights

posted by  nebulous1 on  Tue Sep 17 09:33 CST 2002
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I need a source for the bulbs inisde the switches for the moonroof, refrost, and fog lights etc. in my 94 850. These are probably the same as in the 70 series cars. All of them are burnt out. I popped out the moonroof switch and quickly determined the bulb isn't really meant to be replaced. It is very small and snaps into a molded plastic feature on the switch body. There are long leads that are soldered on. Anyway, I refuse to pay what I'm sure is a very high price for one of these switches when only the bulb is burnt out. Does anyone know of a source for these. They have to be available somewhere. There's no number on them that I can see. They are not the same as the bulb inside the headlight switch, bulb style #2721. This one is replaceable. The one's I'm looking for appear to be similar to those used in the instrument cluster of a 240, only with longer leads. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Ben






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