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heater control lights

ofcork · 2011-05-22 13:39:32

Hi guys im wondering is it a big job to get at the bulbs behind the heater control dials in a 04 avensis,one is gone totally and another is going so cant see them at night.

22-05-2011 01:39PM

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Hi guys im wondering is it a big job to get at the bulbs behind the heater control dials in a 04 avensis,one is gone totally and another is going so cant see them at night.

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#2 22-05-2011 02:29PM

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I did the heater lights in my landcruiser a while back, might be a similar control unit. Takes about a half an hour if you are anyway handy. Trim around it comes off, then open the screws securing the module to dash frame. Front of module should clip off (not easily) revealing access to the 1.2w bulbs and holders. Fiddly little job, lots of plastic clips to break if not careful!!

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