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STC3179LR - Instrumentenpaneel Inspectielamp Fitting Rood

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OEM Part
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Fitting rood
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Land Rover Series 2 en 3
Fitment Notes ook 101" F.C.
Alternative Codes
579121STC3179STC3179LR219654273639555662

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Frequently asked questions

What is the STC3179 dash inspection light socket used for?
The STC3179 is the red dash inspection light socket that holds a small telltale bulb behind the instrument panel on Series Land Rovers. It's the bulb holder itself, not the lens or bulb, and wires into the dash warning light circuit.
Which Land Rover models does this dash light socket fit?
This socket is listed for the Series 1, Series 2 and Series 3 Land Rover, and Budget Parts' fitment data also lists it for the 101 Forward Control. Cross-check against your dash panel layout before ordering since dash light fitments vary across production years.
What are the alternative part numbers for the STC3179 socket?
The STC3179 dash inspection light socket cross-references to part numbers 219654, 273639 and 555662 under earlier catalogue listings. All refer to the same red dash telltale socket, just under different supersession codes over the years.
How is the dash inspection light socket fitted?
The socket typically pushes or clips into a hole in the dash panel from behind, with the bulb inserted into the socket and wires connected to the warning light circuit. It's a straightforward DIY swap once you've identified the correct dash panel aperture.