[wiltshire landyman]

here

 

[goonarmy]

OOOH, they dont look original.Do they feed the two round out put thingys below em?

 

[fyne1]

one for the 12v out and one for interior lighting possibly. have seen them before think they would be factory fit.

 

[3.5 efi]

pretty obvious really. ones for the hazards and the other is indicators.

 

[wiltshire landyman]

one for the 12v out and one for interior lighting possibly. have seen them before think they would be factory fit.

dont have an interior light its on my to do liST..i might check the switches 2moro to see if they are actually supplying 12v power

 

[wiltshire landyman]

OOOH, they dont look original.Do they feed the two round out put thingys below em?

didnt notice them dont know what they are either

 

[fyne1]

the bits at bottom are 12v outlet red+ black-, you would of had interior lights at some point I would think, is there door switches. check your switches for purple wires.

 

[Hamsterberg]

One on the left with round hole under it is your pencil sharpener, insert pencil and switch on.
the other one is for the plug in massarger or vibrating dildo as some like to call it.
Both factory options

 

[Tazz070299]

the bits at bottom are 12v outlet red+ black-,

I don't know how old your landy is, but BMC used to fit those switches in the '70s. If I remember correctly one of them for the instrument lighting, which at one time you were allowed to switch off.

The second one was to power the two sockets shown on your picture. The sockets were used for a parking light which fitted over the driver's door window and showed a white light to the front and red to the rear and could be used instead of sidelights when the law required parked vehicles to be lit all night. It must be remembered that very few vehicles had
12v cigarette lighter sockets as they were considered a Super De-Luxe item.
Quality cars came with the parking lights factory fitted!! I don't think Landies ever did.

Having answered the question, who else is going to own up to being old enough to remember having to use those type of parking lights?


Tazz

 

[fyne1]

I don't know how old your landy is, but BMC used to fit those switches in the '70s. If I remember correctly one of them for the instrument lighting, which at one time you were allowed to switch off.

The second one was to power the two sockets shown on your picture. The sockets were used for a parking light which fitted over the driver's door window and showed a white light to the front and red to the rear and could be used instead of sidelights when the law required parked vehicles to be lit all night. It must be remembered that very few vehicles had
12v cigarette lighter sockets as they were considered a Super De-Luxe item.
Quality cars came with the parking lights factory fitted!! I don't think Landies ever did.

Having answered the question, who else is going to own up to being old enough to remember having to use those type of parking lights?


Tazz

Not me, am just a boy. not old enough to remember just trying to learn things that the old folk talk about.

 

[Mike Whiskey]

Thinking all the way back to my first rangie, one of those switches turns the instrument lighting off, the other was for the interior lighting.

The accessory power sockets (same as a series) were permanently live! (well the red one was, the black earth one was, well earthed).

MW

 

[wiltshire landyman]

Thinking all the way back to my first rangie, one of those switches turns the instrument lighting off, the other was for the interior lighting.

The accessory power sockets (same as a series) were permanently live! (well the red one was, the black earth one was, well earthed).

MW

c0ol thanks