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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / June 2006

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V40 heater panel lights

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rushob@bps.org.uk - 01 Jun 2006 20:42 GMT
Please can someone give me some advice about how to change the heater
panel bulbs in a V40.  I have:

...removed the three heater knobs
...levered off the facia

but I am now stuck.  I can see the blown bulbs through the white casing
but do not know how to reach them.  I assume that you have to remove
the switch control but am unsure how.  Any help would be gratefully
received.

I last did this with a 440 and once the facia was removed the bulbs
were exposed.  This time it is slightly different

Many thanks

Russell
ekkypoo - 05 Jun 2006 13:16 GMT
Russell

Which year is it. I have a 1998 V40 and once you have removed the panel
there should be two bulbs which can simply be twisted out. If you need
any further help just reply.

All the best

Andy
Middlesbrough
UK
ekkypoo - 05 Jun 2006 13:16 GMT
Russell

Which year is it. I have a 1998 V40 and once you have removed the panel
there should be two bulbs which can simply be twisted out. If you need
any further help just reply.

All the best

Andy
Middlesbrough
UK
 
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