Hi,
First post here, coz I've just found you.

Question: I've got a 1999 Ducato 10 D (1.9) and most of the lights for the switches on the dashboard have gone out. None of the fan switch lights work, neither does the light for the actual light switch. Its not a fuse, coz I've checked that already. How the hell do I get at the bulbs - do I have to take the whole dash apart?

Help. Please. Thanks

Cheers
PW

Hi PW,

I have a similar problems with my 2001 Ducato 10 DT (1,9) and I really need hep to remove the dashboard for instrument bulb exchange, mainly the middle board how hell do I remove it. Left side of the dashboard the head light switch game out by screwdriver easily but the middle board don't.

Help please and thanking you in advance

Cheers
Take58

I've taken this older thread since it is about the same issue.

I own a Fiat Ducato 14 2.8 idtd from 1999.
I'm replacing all the interior lights. The bulb for the light switch wasn't an issue. Now I'm trying to figure out how I have to remove the middle part. Seems to be a complete front cover.
I can unscrew the upper part (the piece with the digital clock in it). Then you feel that the upper part of the panel is already quite loose, but it is hold together somewhere else. I also find some small screws underneath the switches (heating). Below the ash tray there are also some screws but I'm not convinced that they hold up the center front.

Can anyone assist in this?

bulbs have been replaced.

You have to take out the clock panel as I already had done.
Unplug the 3 switches (heating), remove underneath those 3 small screws AND remove the head of the sliding bar (for closing or opening the input). You can remove it.

After all this you can move the panel enough forward to replace the 2 bulbs.

Lights are now working again, but know the light of the clock no longer works . Have to change that too, if the lamp is broken.

this may help you http://www.ourwanderer.org/peug1.htm

ken page said:

this may help you http://www.ourwanderer.org/peug1.htm

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indeed, did the same.

And also about the crossbeam part, had mine replaced 4 years ago, was completely destroyed (half of it) by rust.

Lately I have been welding the sidings (in and outside).