Hazard lights switch.
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Hazard lights switch.
Noticed last night that my hazard light switch doesn't light up when the car lights are on.
Now I can't remember if it ever did
So before I take it out and try to replace a non-existent bulb, does the hazard light switch on a classic facelift light up to show it's position, rather than just when the hazards are working?
TIA
Now I can't remember if it ever did
So before I take it out and try to replace a non-existent bulb, does the hazard light switch on a classic facelift light up to show it's position, rather than just when the hazards are working?
TIA
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i just checked mine, and my HRW and my hazard switch does not light up with the lights on. maybe both of mine have gone then? but i have a pre-facelift so may be different
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Yes, bulb in there.
Funny enough, none of mine did either, Had to replace them all.
I think its the BRIGHT switch, which is the only one that doesn't light up.
Here are the bulbs needed:
You can get green ones, saves mesisng about with the sleeves, and makes the switches slightly brighter: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=25545
Non coloured: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=1955
It works out cheaper, and easier to get the coloured. Green for the illumination, yellow for "ON" indicator for the fogs and rear screen.
Note, you'll have to unravel the old bulb form the holder, and wrap these around the same way. Its easy though.
Funny enough, none of mine did either, Had to replace them all.
I think its the BRIGHT switch, which is the only one that doesn't light up.
Here are the bulbs needed:
You can get green ones, saves mesisng about with the sleeves, and makes the switches slightly brighter: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=25545
Non coloured: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=1955
It works out cheaper, and easier to get the coloured. Green for the illumination, yellow for "ON" indicator for the fogs and rear screen.
Note, you'll have to unravel the old bulb form the holder, and wrap these around the same way. Its easy though.
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Full write up on how to change all the bulbs and what is / isn't lit here - http://www.ladsoc.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7212
Quick Overview -
Hazard Switch – One bulb required for the backlight.
Heated rear – Two bulbs – one for the “on” warning light and one for the backlight.
Headlamp wash – Not lit
Bright Switch – Not lit
Headlamp Height adjust – Two bulbs
Rear Fog & Front Fog – Two bulbs in each switch – one for the “on” warning light and one for the backlight.
Quick Overview -
Hazard Switch – One bulb required for the backlight.
Heated rear – Two bulbs – one for the “on” warning light and one for the backlight.
Headlamp wash – Not lit
Bright Switch – Not lit
Headlamp Height adjust – Two bulbs
Rear Fog & Front Fog – Two bulbs in each switch – one for the “on” warning light and one for the backlight.
Last edited by SCOOBY TOWERS; 29 November 2010 at 12:18 PM.
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Full write up on how to change all the bulbs and what is / isn't lit here - http://www.ladsoc.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7212
Does anyone have a guide to changing the bulbs in the switches, or even just tell me how to get the switches (hazard, heated rear window) out.
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As above, prise out with a medium sized flat screwdriver, put a folded cloth under the blade to avoid marking the trim.
Once it's out, take it inside, and using a smaller flat screwdriver, release the two tangs that hold it together and prise off the rear of the switch.
You will see the bulb and it's little holder, remove it, unwind the wire tails, watching how they are wound, refit as a reverse, clipping off any bit of tail too long,
Reassemble switch and refit.
Once it's out, take it inside, and using a smaller flat screwdriver, release the two tangs that hold it together and prise off the rear of the switch.
You will see the bulb and it's little holder, remove it, unwind the wire tails, watching how they are wound, refit as a reverse, clipping off any bit of tail too long,
Reassemble switch and refit.
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Thanks for this, made me realise my hazard isn't lit either
Which bulbs did you use then alcazar? Hmm is it worth changing them all even if they are working but to some other colours maybe?
Which bulbs did you use then alcazar? Hmm is it worth changing them all even if they are working but to some other colours maybe?
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Bulb is this one from Maplins: http://www.maplin.co.uk/wire-ended-filament-type-1954. also available off e-bay if you don't have a Maplins nearby.
As regards changing them all, it's not something I've done, other than to my instrument cluster, when I had it out and changed all the bulbs at once after one went, mainly to avoid the job again and again..........
You CAN put different colour bulbs in but mine have the colour filters in the switch, so I never bothered. I've already done the hrw switch, the hazard light switch is still to do
As regards changing them all, it's not something I've done, other than to my instrument cluster, when I had it out and changed all the bulbs at once after one went, mainly to avoid the job again and again..........
You CAN put different colour bulbs in but mine have the colour filters in the switch, so I never bothered. I've already done the hrw switch, the hazard light switch is still to do
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Just cover the postage & bulb costs, and I'll post one out to you.
Just send me back your bust one.
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P.s - Don't forget, if you mess up the Hazard switch your indicators won't work