[97 Accord] Dashboard Light flickering
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[97 Accord] Dashboard Light flickering
Hi,
on my 97 Accord the dashboard light started to flicker. It's not just the background light of the speedometer, but also the rest of the background lights (behind the fan speed switch etc.).
Usually, a good whack takes care of the problem, but after a while it starts flickering again. It usually happens when I change lanes (those lane dividers with bumps).
Any idea what causes this and how to fix it?
Thank You
on my 97 Accord the dashboard light started to flicker. It's not just the background light of the speedometer, but also the rest of the background lights (behind the fan speed switch etc.).
Usually, a good whack takes care of the problem, but after a while it starts flickering again. It usually happens when I change lanes (those lane dividers with bumps).
Any idea what causes this and how to fix it?
Thank You
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Re: [97 Accord] Dashboard Light flickering
haynes manual tell the step by step procedure.
but pretty much, there are 2 philips screws (sometimes 4) in the upper portion of the cluster, remove the two screws then the plastic cover comes off, then there will be 1 phillips screw on each side of the cluster, sometimes there will also be 2 philips that hold the bottom of the cluster, remove all philip screws, then the cluster will be removable.
but pretty much, there are 2 philips screws (sometimes 4) in the upper portion of the cluster, remove the two screws then the plastic cover comes off, then there will be 1 phillips screw on each side of the cluster, sometimes there will also be 2 philips that hold the bottom of the cluster, remove all philip screws, then the cluster will be removable.
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Re: [97 Accord] Dashboard Light flickering
that happened to my friends accord, then one day they stopped working, and he wiggle some wires and it worked again, now it doesnt work at all, and i still havent been able to trace it down...
the light where it says the milage works, but none of the other lights on the cluster or the dash
the light where it says the milage works, but none of the other lights on the cluster or the dash
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Re: [97 Accord] Dashboard Light flickering
haynes manual tell the step by step procedure.
but pretty much, there are 2 philips screws (sometimes 4) in the upper portion of the cluster, remove the two screws then the plastic cover comes off, then there will be 1 phillips screw on each side of the cluster, sometimes there will also be 2 philips that hold the bottom of the cluster, remove all philip screws, then the cluster will be removable.
but pretty much, there are 2 philips screws (sometimes 4) in the upper portion of the cluster, remove the two screws then the plastic cover comes off, then there will be 1 phillips screw on each side of the cluster, sometimes there will also be 2 philips that hold the bottom of the cluster, remove all philip screws, then the cluster will be removable.
I came across this guide:
http://www.ledautomotive.com/HowToGu...ntrolHowTo.asp
and they tell you to do the following steps first:
http://www.ledautomotive.com/HowToGu...usterHowTo.asp
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Actually, I think this might be the problem. The flickering started when I messed around with the dimmer (turned the dimmer all the way down). Now, a slight tapping on the dimmer switch turns the light back on.
Can I just open the dimmer switch box with a screw driver?
Can I just open the dimmer switch box with a screw driver?
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Re: [97 Accord] Dashboard Light flickering
haynes manual tell the step by step procedure.
but pretty much, there are 2 philips screws (sometimes 4) in the upper portion of the cluster, remove the two screws then the plastic cover comes off, then there will be 1 phillips screw on each side of the cluster, sometimes there will also be 2 philips that hold the bottom of the cluster, remove all philip screws, then the cluster will be removable.
but pretty much, there are 2 philips screws (sometimes 4) in the upper portion of the cluster, remove the two screws then the plastic cover comes off, then there will be 1 phillips screw on each side of the cluster, sometimes there will also be 2 philips that hold the bottom of the cluster, remove all philip screws, then the cluster will be removable.
its actually alot harder then other cars
you have to start in the center console inside the armrest, remove the cup holders, remove the dash around the shifter/radio/climate control...there are 2 screws connecting center to baclk trim remove them....remove other screws behind dimmer switch, etc then remove trim and hit the 4 screws on the cluster
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