Check out this URL someone put together. Remember, the bulb is a dealer only part. Good luck!
http://gwfweb.com/01accord/
AnswerQuote: "Remember, the bulb is a dealer only part." Not true, there is nothing special about this bulb....I picked up a pair of them at the local Radio Shack store. You will have to wind the wire leads around the mount however, then trim off the excessUse a thin-bladed instrument (even a butter knife will work) to pry the clock/hazard flasher button out from the bottom; disconnect 2 connectors, then you will see the light and how it's removed and installed. To reassemble, just reverse steps. I've had to do this 3 times. And it IS a dealer-only part, and it's only $2 or so. And you don't have to modify it.
Radio Shack Part Number:
#7219: "Micro Lamp"
(Radio shack internal SKU?) 272-1092
UPC: 0_40293_12132_7
$1.69
This is the one that requires you to take the lamp out of the plastic lamp base, and rethread and trim the lamp leads once replaced.
Enjoy!
you take off the dashbord and get to the clock to change the light
The clock light is an integral part of the clock and is not replacable by itself
just had oil change on saturday. no problems. now brake lamp light on 2000 honda accord ex
You take a flat head screwdriver and pry open the clock from the bottom. Make sure to have a piece of tape or I used a piece of cardboard (so as not to marr the dashboard surface). Pry it open then replace the bulb in the back of the clock housing. Then just snap it back into place.
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/home.htm
How to replace passenger side head light bulbs in a 2000 Honda Accord?
Simple. Get small flat screwdriver, pry clock module out from the bottom. Unplug two plugs. Remove small bulb, replace with new one from dealer ($2).
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Does this stupid a$$ site ever have answers to the questions that are posted? Useless!
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