Row 1 And 2 Interior Lamp Assembly: Notes
| Item Number | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Microphone |
| 2 | Sunroof switch |
| 3 | Map reading lamp |
| 4 | Map reading lamp switch |
| 5 | Interior lamp switch |
| 6 | Map reading lamp switch |
| 7 | Waterfall lighting LED |
| 8 | Interior lamp |
| 9 | Map reading lamp |
| 10 | Map reading lamp bulb holder |
| 11 | LED connector |
| 12 | Interior lamp bulb holder |
| 13 | Map reading lamp bulb holder |
| Item Number | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Map reading lamp |
| 2 | Map reading lamp switch |
| 3 | Interior lamp switch |
| 4 | Map reading lamp switch |
| 5 | Map reading lamp |
| 6 | Map reading lamp bulb holder |
| 7 | Interior lamp bulb holder |
| 8 | Map reading lamp bulb holder |
The row 1 and 2 interior lamp assemblies are common to all models, however, their location can differ between model specification. Both lamp assemblies have three switches; one for the main interior lamp and two for the map reading lamps.
On low line specification vehicles, the interior lamps are located directly into apertures in the headlining with a bezel finish surround.
On high line specification vehicles, the row 1 (front) interior lamp is located in a housing which can also contain the sunroof switch and/or the voice activation microphones, depending on specification. The row 2 (rear) interior lamp is also located in a housing which contains the rear heating controls.
The main interior lamps operate as part of the automatic interior lighting system. The map reading lamps only operate manually.
Both the interior and map reading lamps use 5W capless bulbs.
The row 1 interior lamp unit also contains an LED for the waterfall lighting. Waterfall lighting is part of the lighting control switch functionality which also controls the brightness of the switch and instrument cluster display illumination. Waterfall lighting provides very limited illumination for the center of the fascia and the center console, when the vehicle is being driven, without affecting the driver's night vision.