RE: Milano key light battery replacement

[Domenic Lippolis <lippolis1@domain.elided>]

Bill,
The battery compartment does indeed separate.  I did it sometime again when 
I had to replace the bulb in my key (which by the way is impossible to find 
and finding the correct voltage cannot be done..)  Anyways, look closely 
and you will see the split of the two halves and with a mini-screwdriver 
pry the two apart.

DOM!

> Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2001 10:40:38 -0400
> From: "Bill Bain" <bill_bain@domain.elided>
> Subject: Re: YMMQ: Milano key light battery replacement
>
> John doth fuss at Bill thusly:
>
> ... The Maglight line of flashlights has been extended down to some very
> pocketable things, (a single AAA battery) and even without one it isn't 
that
> hard to find a keyhole in the dark without savaging the paint.
> >
> >  It is a very minor failing in a car which has many major merits. Count 
> >your blessings-
> >
> >  John H.
> >
>
> John -  I agree that in the grand scheme of things this doesn't even rise 
to
> the level of an insignificant issue.  I just wondered if I was missing
> something really obvious.
>
> To all:  I figured out how the key split apart, but the battery 
compartment
> appears to be sealed.  Looks like those of us with formerly lighted keys
> will have to find some other way to illuminate the darkness.  :-)
>
> Bill Bain
> AROC Atlanta
> '83 Spider (getting a new tranny mount as we speak)
> '87 Milano Silver (with a very happy owner)

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