Problem #1 with my wrecked Scion I bought - Interior light
03-31-2017, 02:31 AM
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Problem #1 with my wrecked Scion I bought - Interior light
Bought a wrecked 2012 xB, about got it back together and done.
Looking at the 3 dial controls in the middle, the one to the left that controls what position the A/C and heat blow out of.
The light does not work on it. The lights work just fine on the other two when you turn on the headlights, but not that one on the left.
Do these have actual bulbs or what would cause this?
Looking at the 3 dial controls in the middle, the one to the left that controls what position the A/C and heat blow out of.
The light does not work on it. The lights work just fine on the other two when you turn on the headlights, but not that one on the left.
Do these have actual bulbs or what would cause this?
Last edited by MR_LUV; 12-20-2017 at 09:41 PM.
03-31-2017, 04:38 AM
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Common to all Toyota, Lexus and Scion vehicles.
Yes, the HVAC ***** each have one bulb. The bulb is smaller than a pencil eraser. The bulb protrudes into a clear plastic ring behind the dial panel resulting in the image icon 'lighting up'.
If one of those ***** are not lighting up, chances are that one of the bulbs are burnt out.
Yes, the HVAC ***** each have one bulb. The bulb is smaller than a pencil eraser. The bulb protrudes into a clear plastic ring behind the dial panel resulting in the image icon 'lighting up'.
If one of those ***** are not lighting up, chances are that one of the bulbs are burnt out.
04-21-2017, 02:24 PM
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Not to thread jack, I have the same problem with mine, but I have another question. When I click on the middle button, external air on said dial, which I thought was the on position it blocks the air. When I click it again and it's out, which I thought was the off position, it allows air through. This is the opposite of clicking on the AC. How is it reversed? Is it reversed? Is this fixable?
