CAMARO glovebox light?
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CAMARO glovebox light?
Has anybody put a light in their camaro glovebox? I am thinking of doing it just for a little extra thing, but I need ideas on hwo to have it switched on and off. And how would I wire it? Where would teh power source come from?
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Re: CAMARO glovebox light?
My 'bird console has a light in it. If the Camaros didn't get the light, I bet you could always pull one out of a 'bird console & fit it into your Camaro console.
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I was talkign about thec enter console. If I remember right, there is already a hole there which looks like a light would go there.
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Re: CAMARO glovebox light?
The analog clocks were on top of the console. He is referring to a hole inside the center console "glove box".
Which is where I'm sure he is saying his hole is. Inside the compartment on the front wall, just like mine is.
I think the socket for the bulb clips to the back of the lens just like the rear compartment/"trunk" light does, under the hatch right by the pulldown motor/latch assembly.
Which is where I'm sure he is saying his hole is. Inside the compartment on the front wall, just like mine is.
I think the socket for the bulb clips to the back of the lens just like the rear compartment/"trunk" light does, under the hatch right by the pulldown motor/latch assembly.
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Re: CAMARO glovebox light?
EDIT: Since I've never seen pics of the stem on site, here are a couple.
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Re: CAMARO glovebox light?
How would I have it switched on and off? I'm not doing to because it's too dark in there, I just want a little in my interior.
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Re: CAMARO glovebox light?
Here is the Firebird one. Bigger the just the tiny hole & the pressure button on top that turns on the light when you open the console cover, just like the doors press on a switch to turn on/off the overhead interior light.
I don't think the Camaro lids cover the top of the console as much as the Firebird covers do, but I bet something could be figured out for the pressure switch.
Worst case? Use a hatch light that has the switch built in. Just won't turn on/off the light by itself for you.
Either way. Have to cut a hole rather than just drilling a hole like that clock shaft.
I don't think the Camaro lids cover the top of the console as much as the Firebird covers do, but I bet something could be figured out for the pressure switch.
Worst case? Use a hatch light that has the switch built in. Just won't turn on/off the light by itself for you.
Either way. Have to cut a hole rather than just drilling a hole like that clock shaft.
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