gauge panel light out - how tough is getting to the bulb?
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gauge panel light out - how tough is getting to the bulb?
Just turned on my headlights tonight, and noticed it looks like there is a bulb that is burnt out behind the gauges. Just the left side of the tach and the temp gauge aren't lit. Just wondering were this bulb is located and how difficult it is to replace it.
Re: gauge panel light out - how tough is getting to the bulb? (CrazyModGSR)
It's a 168/194 bulb. There's three total back there, but only one is burnt out.
Four screws and a little bit of patience is all you need. Just don't drop the screws or the little rubber booty things on the bottom of the cluster.
Four screws and a little bit of patience is all you need. Just don't drop the screws or the little rubber booty things on the bottom of the cluster.
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Re: gauge panel light out - how tough is getting to the bulb? (IN VTEC)
so I don't have the remove the whole dash, just the bezel?
i'll have to check out my haynes manual later on
i'll have to check out my haynes manual later on
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Re: gauge panel light out - how tough is getting to the bulb? (CrazyModGSR)
It really is that easy - just the three little screws and you can remove the whole thing. The whole thing wont take you more than 10 minutes.
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Re: gauge panel light out - how tough is getting to the bulb? (CrazyModGSR)
Understandable - at least the thing that went wrong with you car is potentially one of the most minor, inexpensive things that could happen 
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