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Honestly, your best best is to go to Supraforums.com or Supramania.com and ask. Toyota Nation is horrible when it comes to the Supra.
However, for the interior light, there is a cover over the actual mechanisim. If you look at the base of the lights of the edge where it faces forward, you should be able to slide a flat screw driver below the plate, pry a little and the cover will pop off. Often, the lights aren't getting a good ground this can be solved by opening up the lights (as I explained above) and cleaning every single contact you can find. If that doesn't work, try using a volt meter and see if the lights are indeed getting power.
The Anti-lock light could mean a number of things, if I recall it can store error codes and blink them back to you through that gauge light. However, as I don't have anti-lock brakes I don't recall. Try those forums I mentioned at the top. It can be anything from a blown fuse, to a blown ABS unit.
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