December 18, 201312 yr To start off thank you to anyone who replies to my problems with and educated or informative reply. Just swapped out my heater core and the buttons to chane it to defrost or heat that are controled by vaccum lines do not work. I think the problem is the lines that come in on each side by the kick panel. Does anyone know exactly where these lines connect. Thanks for reading.
December 18, 201312 yr Did you check the vacuum line that clips in on the left side of the heater/blower body, between it and the a/c evaporator? Rubber line comes through the firewall, and at the heater/blower body a skinnier, harder plastic line connects to it and runs from there up along the main harness under the dash and into the center console area. Or, possibly, dislodged or damaged the line in the engine compartment? Rubber line runs from a t-fitting near the throttle body, goes to passenger strut tower and a vac canister, then into the firewall. Edited December 18, 201312 yr by SmashedGlass
December 18, 201312 yr Author Also changed instrument panel bulbs because they didn.t work while doing this job and they still don't work. Is this a relay problem or something else? Any thoughts someone.
December 18, 201312 yr I am in the middle of similar issues on my '89 DO wagon. Following thread. John
December 19, 201312 yr Author I guess they have pretty nice led lights at wal-mart that fix the problem but just thought it would be nice to have the stock lights working
December 19, 201312 yr As for the dash lights, are you talking about just the illumination lights, or all of the lights (including the ones for the various gauges)? It's possible you have a bad illumination control switch ("dimmer" the rotary controller to the left of the steering column). Try swapping it with another one, or jumper the pins in the plug and see if you get lights then. The illumination controller is basically nothing more than a rheostat controlling the voltage supplied to the dash lighting. *I'm going to assume you already checked all of the fuses in your fuse box. Edited December 19, 201312 yr by SmashedGlass
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