Most all aftermarket gauges, such as Autometer, VDO, etc., use the exact same bulb to light up the gauges. The most common light found in gauges is a white bulb. (some ga...
. These courtesy warning lights are only found on the Regal Limited. There’s 2 lights in each bezel, per door. (2 on the driver side, 2 on the passenger side) These...
The official term is “CHMSL” which translates into Center High Mounted Stop Light. AKA Third Brake Light. This interior located stop brake lamp is mounted on...
. Hardtop cars got a dome light (sometimes also called a roof light). The standard dome light was a round version. Their was also an option for a rectangular shaped light...
Only the passenger side of the Turbo Buick had a lighted vanity mirror. That was an option that could be ordered when the Regal was new, it’s not standard in every...
The OEM rear view mirror did not have any lights in it. However, this is a very popular option that wasn’t standard on Buick Regals (but should have been), so this...
The are 2 tiny lights in the rear window defogger button. 1 comes on when you turn the regular lights on. 1 comes on when you actually turn the defogger on by pushing the...
The Delco factory type radios installed in the Buick Regals do have light bulbs. Unfortunately, these tiny bulbs are soldered to a circuit board inside, so they CAN be re...
Turbo Buicks with consoles obviously don’t have these under the dash type ash trays, so they don’t have this light in their Regals. This ash tray light is onl...
If you’ve been following along in this series, you already know we are showing you all of the lights using a 1986 Buick Regal T-type with the WH1 option as the exam...
