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Attitude Indicator lighting

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FLYZONE

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I am curious to know if anyone knows if a hole directly above the attitude indicator at 12 o'clock is populated with a light. My 72 Cherokee has a hole but no bulb or receptacle in that location. The result is the Attitude Indicator is the most poorly lit instrument in the panel on my '72 Cherokee. Perhaps a previous owner removed it for some dumb reason, or, it was never there in the first place. Anyone know for sure?
 

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