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Old 03-05-2011, 06:04 PM   #1
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Two questions for all you smart Winnebago owners. We have a new 2011 Journey Express, Model 34Y and the questios are:
1. Where is the switch to turn on and off the driver's map light. I've looked everywhere and can't find it.
2. Can the arm rests on the driver and passenger seats be removed and adjusted? Bought sheepskin seat covers for the seats, but need to remove the arm rests to install them, along with the other attachments like seat back adjuster, etc. Thank you and any help will really be appreciated.
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Old 03-05-2011, 06:14 PM   #2
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Two questions for all you smart Winnebago owners. We have a new 2011 Journey Express, Model 34Y and the questios are:
1. Where is the switch to turn on and off the driver's map light. I've looked everywhere and can't find it.
2. Can the arm rests on the driver and passenger seats be removed and adjusted? Bought sheepskin seat covers for the seats, but need to remove the arm rests to install them, along with the other attachments like seat back adjuster, etc. Thank you and any help will really be appreciated.
Rick
1, Turn the headlight dimmer switch all the way to turn on the map light..
2, With the arms all the way up, push them in and then rotate down and they should pull out.

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This works for my Sightseer.


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I think Chuck meant the instrument/panel light dimmer. That rotary switch (adjacent to the headlight switch) on my '05 Journey controls the panel lights as well as the map light when turned all of the way.
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Thanks to everyone for the answers. I now can turn on the map light and remove the arm rests. Thanks again. Rick
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