Workshop Manuals Factory service & repair Rover
01 Introduction02 Fuse details03 Earth points and header joints04 Description and operation05 Connectors
Rover 600 Electrical Library04 · Description and operation
04 · General

Other Interior Lamps

Make
Rover
Model
600 Electrical Library
Section
Interior lamps operation › Other Interior Lamps
Description and operationOther Interior Lamps

Other Interior Lamps

Boot/Taildoor Lamp

The boot/taildoor lamp is also fed from fuse 29, but is earthed via a GB wire and the boot switch in the taildoor.

Glove Box Lamp (Without Daytime Running Lamps) Voltage is applied to the lighting switch at all times via the R/G wire from fuse 20 in the engine compartment fuse box. When the lighting switch is rotated to the second or third position (SIDELAMPS or HEADLAMPS), voltage is applied on the R/B wires to the glove box lamp. The glove box lamp contains its own ON/OFF switch and the earth supply is provided on B wires.

Glove Box Lamp (With Daytime Running Lamps) Voltage is applied to the lighting switch at all times via the R/G wire from fuse 20 of the engine compartment fuse box. When the lighting switch is rotated to the second or third position (SIDELAMPS or HEADLAMPS), voltage is applied via the R/B and B/6 wires to the daylight running unit. The daylight running unit is deenergised and voltage is applied via the B/5 and R/B wires, passenger compartment fuse box, R/B and B/8 wires, daylight running unit, B/7 and R/B wires to the glove box lamp. The glove box lamp contains its own ON/OFF switch and the earth supply is provided on B wires.

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