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Dashboard lights (Opel Vectra B)

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Contents: Instrument panel lighting ⬇ Lighting of light switches ⬇ Lighting for heating control ⬇ Display lighting ⬇ Lighting switches ⬇ Glove box lighting ⬇

Instrument panel lighting



This section deals with the illumination of the indicator instruments. A description of the control lamps, which are also located in the instrument panel, can be found in the chapter "Instruments and instruments".

Remove the instrument panel, see chapter on devices.

At the rear of the dashboard, turn left and remove the two white bulb sockets.

Remove the inserted glass-base bulbs (2 W) from the socket.

Insert the new bulb, insert the socket into the instrument panel and turn it to the right until it stops.

Lighting of light switches



Remove the light switch, see chapter "Tools and instruments".

On the back of the light switch, unscrew the lamp socket with a screwdriver.

The light bulb (0.5 W) is firmly soldered to the socket and is sold as spare parts only as an assembly.

Screw in the new light bulb and install the light switch.

Left:the instrument panel is illuminated by three bulbs. When dismantling, turn the white socket to…

Left:the instrument panel is illuminated by three bulbs. When dismantling, turn the white socket to the left by ¼ turn and remove. 1 - lamp socket; 2 - lamp with glass base.

Right:on the back of the light switch there is a 0.5 W bulb to illuminate it.


Left:display illumination in vehicles with a triple information display. The arrow shows the 2-watt…

Left:display illumination in vehicles with a triple information display. The arrow shows the 2-watt backlight bulb.

Right: after dismantling the panel, three light bulbs with a glass base (arrows) for lighting the heating control are revealed.





Lighting for heating control



Carefully pry the heating/ventilation control panel out of its clips using a screwdriver.

Remove the rotary control from the control module. If necessary, use a gas wrench wrapped in a rag.

Remove the appropriate 1.2W glass base bulb from the socket and insert the new bulb.

Display lighting



Remove the instrument panel, see chapter "Tools and instruments".

On the back of the display housing, turn to the left and remove the corresponding lamp socket.

Remove the 3W glass base light bulb from the socket and insert a new light bulb.

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In vehicles with a triple display, the bulbs and sockets are firmly connected to each other and cannot be disconnected. The backlight bulbs have a power of 2 W, and the indicator bulbs have a power of 1.2 W.

Lighting switches



The switches for the hazard warning lights, air circulation, climate control, heated rear window, heated seats and electric windows have built-in lighting. The bulbs cannot be replaced. Either you have to make do with the unlit switch or replace it as a whole.

Glove box lighting



When the glove box is opened, the glove box light is switched on via the contact switch. The light only receives current when the ignition is on.

To replace the light bulb, open the glove compartment.

Use a small screwdriver to push the lampshade out of the cutout.

Remove the spotlight from the socket (10 W, length 41 mm, DIN K form).

Insert the new bulb and press the lampshade back into the cutout.



Left: using a narrow screwdriver, separate the two halves of the housing (1 and 3) of the key…

Left: using a narrow screwdriver, separate the two halves of the housing (1 and 3) of the key lighting. This way, you can clean the contact spring (2) or the battery (5), or replace the bulb (4).

Right:to get to the glove box light bulb, you need to push the lamp housing out of the cutout. The numbers indicate:
1 - spotlight;
2 - connecting connector;
3 - lampshade.


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