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Date:         Wed, 14 Oct 1998 15:40:30 +0000
Reply-To:     tonyd <tonyd@CANDESA.COM>
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From:         tonyd <tonyd@CANDESA.COM>
Organization: candesa
Subject:      glove box light
Comments: To: vanagon vanagon <vanagon@vanagon.com>
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During a trip to oregon this summer, I let my wife drive. While she drove and I wound down, I proceeded to fiddle with misc. items that needed attention in the bus (vents, etc.) ya know, things you think of while driving then forget when you get out. Anyway, I pulled out the glove box light from it's home and was looking at the bulb to see if it was good and the wires fell into my lap. They had been cut! One is red and one is... brown? My question is where are they supposed to be wired? Why would someone cut them. I do have a CD player in dash from the P.O. but it looks like a pro job. Anyone have an answer for me?

Thanks in advance

TonyD '87GL


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