

| Subject: | Re: Automatic shifter light |
| From: | Brian Cochran |
| Date: | Mon, 26 Feb 2001 21:43:27 -0800 |
I have this answer for ya, Ive done the job twice. You'll need a small
allen wrench to remove the shifter handle, and a phillips. There are four
screw on the shifter base housing.
There are two bulbs under there, one up by the P for park, and one down in
the D's. It lights of nicely. Bring the old bulb to a VW dealer, or get
the part number. VW makes a lot of varieties of housings for the little
bulb. Now that I think of it, on newer models the bulb may slide out of the
plastic base.
Be careful of the wiring. I didn't get my wire out of the way of the
shifter and they were eaten but the sliding mechanism--cost me a fuse and a
bulb. My "P" doesn't light up now, but good enough.
enjoy
Brian Cochran
84 westy
Carnation WA
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Hello all,
I was just making a list of those little things that constantly need =
attention.=20
At night with the lights on I cannot tell which gear selection I am in. =
Should there
be a light behind the PRND21 plastic? Every other automatic I have =
owned had some
sort of backlight. If so how can I remove the plastic housing to =
access the bulb?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
86 Westy
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