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How do you replace the tachometer light in an Outback?

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You replace all of the bulbs in the cluster. Go to dealer, specify year & model, and buy the kit (usually 8 to 14 bulbs). Costs about $20. Remove the cluster, and one at a time replace all the bulbs. (p.s. if one went bad, the rest are going to die soon too.)

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