YOUR RESEARCHFront luggage compartment light
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OK, before y'all think I'm lazy, I did look for the answer to my Q in the owner's manual. How do you make the front lug. cmprtmt. light illuminate? I tried everything this evening and couldn't do it. Of course the bulb may be burned out, but that's too easy. I remember on my last P-car there was some trick to it ... some interior switch or something. Anyone know how to get that light on??? thanks, Hubble
No special trick that I know of, mine just comes on when I open the compartment.
The neat thing about using the PDF owners manual (a copy is in files section) is that it can be searched. See page 70 for drawing. <p align="left">lights,<u> luggage compartment</u> lights <p align="left">Switching on lights <p align="left">f Switch position 1. <p align="left">Switch on driver’s side: <p align="left">interior lights on driver’s side, footwell and <u>luggage</u> <p align="left"><u>compartment </u>lights on. <p align="left">Switch on passenger’s side: <p align="left">reading light on passenger’s side on. <p align="left">Switching off lights <p align="left">f Switch position 2. <p align="left">Switch on driver’s side: <p align="left">interior lights on driver’s side, footwell and <u>luggage</u> <p align="left"><u>compartment</u> lights off. <p align="left">Switch on passenger’s side: <p align="left">reading light on passenger’s side off. <p align="left">Switching lights on and off automatically <p align="left">f Switch position 0. <p align="left">Lights are switched on <p align="left">lid is unlocked or opened or when the ignition <p align="left">key is withdrawn from the ignition lock. when a door or rear <p align="left">The lights are switched off <p align="left">approx. 2 minutes after the door is closed. <p align="left">The lights go out immediately as soon as the <p align="left">ignition key is inserted in the ignition lock or <p align="left">the vehicle is locked. with a delay of Edited by - Santa Fe on 05/30/2006 06:28:16 AM
Thanks, Santa Fe, I should have been able to find that. Still doesn't work ... bad bulb no doubt.
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