

| Subject: | Re: Married with a light question |
| From: | Steven Johnson |
| Date: | Fri, 30 Sep 2005 07:20:11 -0700 |
Well... Congratulations on your marriage....
Anyway, the light bulb has to be accessed via the
front heater control panel. Just pull out the
plastic knobs straight back and remove the dial for
the fan speed control. Then ease out the plastic
panel with a knife or screwdriver. the bulb is
pushed into the back of the panel with wires attached
to the holder. Removing the bulb from the holder
is the real trick. Hope you have some needle nosed
pliers and some clever imagination so you get it
out....
BTW, with your nick name, I assume the behind the
scenes of your honeymoon went well too.. (If ya
know what I mean...) ;)
Steven
--- vw woody <vwwoody@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
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Hey All,
My wife and I just got back from our voyage to New
Mexico to get married and honeymoon in the
mountains.We had an incredble time.The weather, the
food ,the people, the vistas ,the camping facilities,
all exceptional ! My hats off to N.M..
Thanks again to eveyone who helped us with camping
spots.Especially Maggie Dew and The Pensioner....I'm
hooked on Green Chile....Rio Grande Gorge was
fantastic..
Well all the driving on the wash board roads blew some
of my light bulbs,one being the heater/vent control
assembly light bulb.Tonight I took the gauge cluster
out,ash tray,and stereo and I can't find the bulb.I
know it's in there somewhere ?? Bentley makes no
mention.Muchos Gracious ahead of time for any help !
woody
"keep on pushin"
Lake Bluff, IL.
ps.. no ploblems at all with the 89 westy,except me
running the batteries down one night.
I just went out and bought a DC power source/ jumper.
woody
"keep on pushin"
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