Backlighting on AC/Heater control panel
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If the ash tray, radio, power window / door lock switch ( if equip'd ) and others still still work, it is not a fuse.
So with what you seem to have found with the fuses, I would say it is burnt out bulbs.
To remove the trim panel around the radio, download the VSM ( Vehicle Specific Mount ) directions in PDF from Pro-Fit International ( www.pro-fit-intl.com).
This should be the one ( right click save as ):
http://www.pro-fit-intl.com/Adobe/LC-70-98.pdf
Most will just open th HVAC vents and pull back, just be careful that the spring clips could be very stiff ( if never pulled in 9 years ) and you could damage the trim panel. Best to follow the directions above.
Once the trim panel is off, you can unbolt the HVAC to access the bulbs.
So with what you seem to have found with the fuses, I would say it is burnt out bulbs.
To remove the trim panel around the radio, download the VSM ( Vehicle Specific Mount ) directions in PDF from Pro-Fit International ( www.pro-fit-intl.com).
This should be the one ( right click save as ):
http://www.pro-fit-intl.com/Adobe/LC-70-98.pdf
Most will just open th HVAC vents and pull back, just be careful that the spring clips could be very stiff ( if never pulled in 9 years ) and you could damage the trim panel. Best to follow the directions above.
Once the trim panel is off, you can unbolt the HVAC to access the bulbs.