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> How Do You Get the Center Light to Seat?
EdwardBlume
post Sep 4 2016, 05:44 PM
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I have the interior light in the center of the back pad out and easy to work on. It won't for the life of me click in. What's the secret?
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rgalla9146
post Sep 4 2016, 06:47 PM
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The lamp is best installed on the back pad before the back pad is installed in the car.
This allows you to press he lamp into the pad while keeping the pad from pushing away from the catch on the lamp.
Once the lamp is set in place attach the wires then install the pad.
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Darren C
post Sep 5 2016, 05:18 AM
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QUOTE(rgalla9146 @ Sep 5 2016, 01:47 AM) *

The lamp is best installed on the back pad before the back pad is installed in the car.
This allows you to press he lamp into the pad while keeping the pad from pushing away from the catch on the lamp.
Once the lamp is set in place attach the wires then install the pad.


I agree.

The replacement VW and new lamp units have clips that are made for a thinner panel to clip into. (Basically a sheet steel, not a vinyl trimmed fibre board with padding as in the 914) Consequently I had to file the new lamp clip to accept a thicker panel (at the plastic end) and re bend the metal retaining clip the same at the other end.
All best done with panel out the car so you can see whats going on from the other side.
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