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Fog Lamp Switch Replacement?

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StangVert00

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Greetings,

I own a '00 GT 'Vert.
The light on the fog lamp switch that indicates that they are on or off does not work.
But the fog lamps do work.
Can I replace just that tiny lamp on the switch, or do I need a whole new switch?
I am thinking a whole new switch.

Thanks for your advice in advance.

StangVert00
 
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mrpositraction

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I don't know but taking the switch out is a peice of cake.
 
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upjeeper

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how do i replace the fog light switch?
 

goshia

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whole new switch...
 

Mike97gt

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there probably is a replaceable bulb inside the switch. I am not sure since I have never had to replace the switch or the light in it but it's a similar switch to the traction control one that does have bulbs in it.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=627071 trac control switch light replacement
 
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upjeeper

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but how do i remove the switch?
 

DTNODYA

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Pop the cup holder thingy out, just pull straight up on it. Then look in there at an angle and pop the coin holder out (my car is a 98 so I am basing it on that) so yours would probably be traction control . Anyway, if I remember corrrectly you have to push the sides of the switch and then just push up from where you took the cup holder insert out. There may be clips but I am pretty sure that you just squeeze the sides and push/pull the switch up, then disconnect the electrical connector. I hope that makes sense. After the cup holder is out you can look up in there and see with a flashlight .. It's not that hard, but can be frustrating. Take your time, you will figure it out.
 

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I bought the same switch at www.50resto.com a while back and it was like $20 or so.
 
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