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My experience with the warning light bulbs in my 240s showed me that after 10 years or so those bulbs get so close to burnihg out that a little bump will break the filament.

That's why I agree with Spook, once you get in there, replace them all. When you buy the new bulbs, get a bunch.

Good Luck,

Bob

:>)

Hi, I replaced both my bulbs last week, although I did crack the veneer.

When removing the radio and assembly, be sure to remove the shifter, belowe it. this makes getting the veneer off with less riskof breaking it.

Take out the radio, use a torz to remove the climare control unit. Disconnect it from the powew.

Next, use a small philips and remove the metal cover on top. There are screws on each side and top.

When off, you will see two black plugs plugges into the face of the temp unit. Turn them and they slide out. You will see the bulbs.

There are two 'rice' bulbs, one on each side, and cost about $2.50 each. The slip out of the socket very easily. It is a good idea to replace both as it is a pita and risk of damaging things with another reassembly.

Reverse to reassemble. Good luck.

Dear p700walk,

May this find you well. You may not have done anything at all. However, the small light bulb, mounted in the top of the ECC (Electronic Climate Control) unit has either burned out, or has been jostled to the point where it doesn't connect.

The following advice is based on the 940 cars. I believe that on the 960s, you can remove the ECC by first removing the wood bezel and then the mounting screws. After that, you can pull the ECC unit forward (towards the passenger seats).

The bulbs should be accessible at the top of the unit. There is a panel. Remove it. You should be able to access the bulb. The part number is #3522164. Id' guess this is a dealer item.

Hope this helps.

Yours faithfully,

spook