Reply to "wiper/washer bulb type"

bosswrenchMember

Only the early cars had lights in the switches. The bulbs are mini incandescents shining thru green windows in the switches. If your fingers are extremely small and you have a high tolerance for pain while lying on your back across the seats & under the dash, the existing bulb(s) can be changed. I tried it both ways on my '72, including pulling the dashboard for access. But the switch(es) won't go into the dash with the clip-on bulb/sockets in position, and getting the bulb assy up in there with the dash in place is an exercise in blind groping. I was eventually successful but chase everyone out of the garage before you start.... foul language alert!

5/13/1512:03 AM

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