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Old 03-08-2005, 04:23 PM
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headlight switch removal

ive gt a 92 grand marquis ls and im bustin in to the dash to try and find a climate linkage problem and its goin good until i find the headlight switch is in the way so im wondering how the hell u get that out of the way
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The climate control is in the center. Why are you over on the side for the headlight switch? Are you looking for a kink in the ducting or what? I recently had to replace the headlight switch in my '94 and there was nothing associated with climate control in that area. It was a bitch to replace though. Took half a day just to do that. Extremely tight in that area, and the wiring does not allow for the switch to be pulled out very far. But the metal panel that the switch mounts to can be removed from the dash by removing a couple screws.
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