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england006
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AUG 01, 12:18 AM
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the ac is not working, should this be plugged in somewhere? [This message has been edited by england006 (edited 08-01-2020).]
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pmbrunelle
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AUG 01, 12:25 AM
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That is a socket for a 194 light bulb.
When the parking lamps are on, and you open the frunk, that bulb is supposed to help you pack/unpack your baggage at night.
Near the relays is supposed to be a sheetmetal bracket with a cutout where that socket can fit into, to hold the bulb socket securely, rather than having it dangle around.
Looks like your Fiero doesn't have the bracket installed. I don't know if they came standard on all cars. You can get a bracket though from a junkyard Fiero.[This message has been edited by pmbrunelle (edited 08-01-2020).]
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Blacktree
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AUG 01, 08:37 AM
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Yeah, that's for the under-hood light. It doesn't affect the A/C.
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theogre
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AUG 01, 06:40 PM
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Yes is "spare tire light" socket but many have a wreck switch so that and ajar light don't light w/ hood open.
Most to all have the socket but not the bracket and bulb from factory.
Yes, this won't affect AC or anything else.
As you fix AC... Clean the blower resistor pack and box.
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