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tigger
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85 Regal

I have a switch in the middle of the dash that goes up down left and right. It never worked and I always thought it controlled the side mirrors but I opended the dash panel this morning to see about fixing it and I find that at least part of it controls the search light.

Could somebody explain it, please?


On the sign is written "DO NOT TOUCH THE BLOSSOMS". It goes unheeded by the wind, who cannot read.
 
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olroy
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On mine, up & down made the search light go up down, likewise with side to side.
 
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OK Olroy - i tried it and you are correct. Now will somebody tell me how the side mirrors are adjusted? (I never needed to but the person I'm, selling to might ask.)


On the sign is written "DO NOT TOUCH THE BLOSSOMS". It goes unheeded by the wind, who cannot read.
 
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