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The blue timer for the interior light is located above the accelerator pedal simply remove the trim lay on your back and you should be able to see it

Thanks, Norman. Everything has to be somewhere!
Gabor's diagram shows the correct position of course, but for LHD.

Oh, dear me, you can see the mainboard through the glovebox hole? How strange...

Yep, that RHD variant would be nice if only we had the material from Citroën... But even without layout diagrams, we might mark at least those items you know where to find on RHD.

For that view of the main board, you need to remove both glovebox casing and the airbag panel.

Most early Mk2's do not have a passenger airbag so give that view.
The thinner glove box on later cars does not let you see much.
Ever tried to remove that airbag on a later car.
Everything is fixed from below and there are numerous fixings.

Most of the items on the circuit diagram project are common to RHD.
Just a few that move.

John

this is just above the accelerator...there doesn't seem to be a blue box. maybe i'm looking in the wrong place?

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Yes, John, but I thought about the location notes we have in brackets. Those could mention both L and R cars where applicable.

I stole Edelweiss' picture above and numbered a few relays I thought I could identify: http://citroen.tramontana.co.hu/electri ... -part-list" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. But the timer one doesn't seem to be among those. It would be nice to collect a few such images and mark them with the corresponding numbers.

djg wrote: It would be nice to collect a few such images and mark them with the corresponding numbers.

Here are a couple of shots from a 2000 MY LHD car with the dash out for access:

so, on a RHD car, does anyone have an idea where the interior light timer is?