Thumwheel Dimmer impossible to see at night

Maybe it's only my '05 4-Runner but of all the interior lights the one I
miss the most, and could use the most, is a marker to locate the
dashboard dimmer thumb wheel switch. Nothing is more frustrating than
trying to find the dimmer thumb wheel in pitch blackness. Is this simply
a problem with my truck/has Toyota been made aware of it and maybe if so
has a ready-made fix.

Thanks for any and all advice.

On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 22:12:19 -0500, Pemaquid
<PquidPt@Fool.edU.invalid> wrote:

>Paul of Pemaquid Point

You live in a beautiful part of the world....
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Scott in Florida

On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 12:47:59 GMT, ames@deltrak. (Andrew
Stephenson) wrote:

>One of these days car designers are going to think globally, not
>locally, when it comes to such details. Cars with solar sensors
>(for example) should also use them to adjust dashboard lighting.

Actually I hope they don't!

I am perfectly capable of noticing how much the sun is out and
adjusting a knob to suit....

I, for one, don't want more stuff that can break on a car....

--

Scott in Florida

In article <gipur29ih7885e534kr2fvu9hf1qjkc19g@>, Scott in
Florida <MoveOn@outa.here> wrote:

> On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 22:12:19 -0500, Pemaquid
> <PquidPt@Fool.edU.invalid> wrote:
>
> >Paul of Pemaquid Point
>
> You live in a beautiful part of the world....
Thank you, Scott. Actually I'm _from_ Maine, not in it anymore. Once
you leave, you're permanently "from away". :-(

But I digress from the thread. Unprecedented! :-)

It would have been helpful if Toyta had , say, located the dimmer
thumbwheel in a shallow depression or in a textured patch so you'd know
you were getting warm in your search. I just think the whole matter was
given short shrift when it deserved at least a medium-length shrift.

--
Paul of Pemaquid Point
"Bounding Maine"