Did the 70-72 442 4 speed consoles have a working light inside
#2
On page 140 of the PIM it shoes the wiring harness and does not differentiate between Auto and manual trans but... on page 144 it shows "bulb # 1895 Console compartment Lamp (auto. trans. only).
Why that would be, I have no idea.
Why that would be, I have no idea.
#4
70-72 4 speed cars definitely did not have the light at the rear of the console - the lens is even a darker gray instead of the white one that automatic cars got. I've had enough '72 4 speeds with consoles (5) that I can say that with confidence. I'm pretty sure they did not have the light inside either. The automatic cars had lighting under the shifter indicator plate and the harness would continue back to the console compartment. There was no need for the indicator lighting on 4 speed cars and that was probably a factor in not having the console harness there.
Terry
Terry
#6
Thx for the info
I get not having the need for a light source around the 4 speed shifter, but why would Olds not believe there would be value in having a light source inside the console storage box. Just as dark inside an auto vs 4 speed console box.
#9
And for that reason alone is why I would put a bulb in there anyway. I thought maybe the 4 speed wouldn't have the harness but I don't see anything that points to that.
#11
I have a question on the inside of the storage box for the console (1970). With a manual transmission, did they have the inside round lens or was it plugged? Also, was the hole in the liner plugged for the push button switch?
Thanks
Greg
Thanks
Greg
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