Light burnt out in dash
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Western North Carolina
Remove the screws that are next to the clear plastic lens and remove that black plastic piece, then remove the visible screws that hold the instruments in. Be carefull with the Auto-trans indicator, it disconnects easily but appears fragile to me.
I typically replace all the lamps when I am in there with new "long life" lamps.
I typically replace all the lamps when I am in there with new "long life" lamps.
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Joined: May 2010
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From: Tecumseh,MI
Remove the screws that are next to the clear plastic lens and remove that black plastic piece, then remove the visible screws that hold the instruments in. Be carefull with the Auto-trans indicator, it disconnects easily but appears fragile to me.
I typically replace all the lamps when I am in there with new "long life" lamps.
I typically replace all the lamps when I am in there with new "long life" lamps.
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Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 203
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From: Western North Carolina
Headlight switch removal, from memory: Turn headlight switch **** to far right and pull out. Insert small screwdriver tip under the **** to release the ****. Now install the **** on the switch 180 degrees out and push it in, then rotate the **** to the right and hold. This will release the "hold-in clips" , now pull outward on the switch assembly. Unplug electrical connector. Re-install is reverse of removal.
