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On my 70 chevy C-10 the auto transmission indicator light does not work. Where is bulb located and how do you change it? Thanks

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It uses a fiber optic tube. It plugs into the instrument panel light socket in the middle of the inst. panel.It.s a plastic tube that goes with the turn signal harness & comes up into the pointer behind the dial.


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One of the dash light bulb sockets in back of the inst.panel has a small hole im it. The fiber optic tube slides in this hole. Find that socket & make sure the bulb is good & the tube is plugged in. If so make sure the fiber optic is not cut or broken. Sometimes people cut it thinking its a wire & can be spliced. It can't. If that is good take out the screw that holds the pointer, turn the pointer at an angle & remove it. The optic tube should run into the pointer.


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