Hmm I guess mine has always been out since I bought it too 
Curious though, is there any difference in the Gray based bulbs (hazard switch bulb) and the brown based ones used in the PNRD2L in the gauge cluster. I have some extras of those when I changed all of mine out. The base appears to be the same and the size of the bulb is just a tad bit longer but same diameter.
Ahh hell.. I'm gonna try it and let you all know
Results:
Gray based bulbs (I think # 84999-10240) are not as bright as the Brown based ones (# 90072-02005) used in the gauge cluster. But they do fit and work fine in the switches.
I also found a temporary substitute for the switch bulbs at Radio Shack. 12V MICROLAMP (2 pk)
Model: 272-1092 | Catalog #: 272-1092 for $1.50, but you need to keep the base of the burnt out bulb. These are smaller, but put out a similar amount of light to the gray based bulbs. I'm not sure how long they will last, and when you put them in the base, I wrapped the leads around the plastic a few times to keep them from falling out.
Right now I have a brown based bulb in the Hazard switch, and one of the micro lamps in the ECT switch, all the rest are stock. So we'll see how long they last, if I can remember to post back up if they burn out anytime soon.
Curious though, is there any difference in the Gray based bulbs (hazard switch bulb) and the brown based ones used in the PNRD2L in the gauge cluster. I have some extras of those when I changed all of mine out. The base appears to be the same and the size of the bulb is just a tad bit longer but same diameter.
Ahh hell.. I'm gonna try it and let you all know
Results:
Gray based bulbs (I think # 84999-10240) are not as bright as the Brown based ones (# 90072-02005) used in the gauge cluster. But they do fit and work fine in the switches.
I also found a temporary substitute for the switch bulbs at Radio Shack. 12V MICROLAMP (2 pk)
Model: 272-1092 | Catalog #: 272-1092 for $1.50, but you need to keep the base of the burnt out bulb. These are smaller, but put out a similar amount of light to the gray based bulbs. I'm not sure how long they will last, and when you put them in the base, I wrapped the leads around the plastic a few times to keep them from falling out.
Right now I have a brown based bulb in the Hazard switch, and one of the micro lamps in the ECT switch, all the rest are stock. So we'll see how long they last, if I can remember to post back up if they burn out anytime soon.
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