Lights in the back of the 710k

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Jerbearyukon
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Lights in the back of the 710k

Post by Jerbearyukon »

The map lights are 24 v. does anyone know what the wattages are supposed to be. I have been working on the wiring to the relay (they have never worked, but the purple ones do) and I got them to work yesterday, but the bulb in there was a 24-21w - dual filament bulb and she was smoking the fixture.....I am sure this is way to much wattage, but I'm not sure what's supposed to be in there.....

Thanks dudes and duddetts

Jer Bear - PS - Freezing here today guess that's normal for my birthday.
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Post by rollingpinz »

Hello

I don't know the wattage, but and forgive me if you already know this, but the map lights aren't supposed to work if the blackout(purple) lights are on. When the door is opened, the white lights go out and the blackout lights come on.

Eric P
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Jerbearyukon
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Post by Jerbearyukon »

Problem is that the white lights don't work at all no matter what I do. I don't really care about when they come on - I am going to re-wire it onto toggles anyway. The black out feature is pretty useless to me.

Thanks for your input though.

jer Bear
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Post by Erik712m »

Part# 0008200352 Takes a two watt light Bulb. http://www.expeditionimports.zoovy.com/ ... 2W24V.html
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Post by Denis »

I sent you an Email.

Maybe it could help.

Denis :D
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Post by Robi »

Hello,

as far as I remember the bulbs are at a not so common wattage of 10W. I have replaced my ones with 24V LED cluster bulbs to save energy when spending long eveneings outdoor.

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Jerbearyukon
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Post by Jerbearyukon »

I just bit the bullet and ripped out all the wiring and rewired it all to 12 volt and just using 1156 bulbs - seems to be just fine now.

Thanks to all of the replies I appreciate it :D .....

Jer BEar
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