I replaced the bulb and now it works again.
- Go to an auto parts store and buy #74 bulbs (I found they were a little big, but I still managed to squeeze it in)
- Take off the dash panel cover (undo 2 screws located above the steering wheel)
- Grab the panel by the air vents and give it a tug to dislodge all the retaining clips around the panel.
- Undo 3 screws that hold the instrument cluster in place and you will be able to remove it from behind the steering wheel (optionally, disconnect the 4 wiring harnesses for easier removal)
- Turn the instrument cluster around and use needle nose pliers to twist out the light base behind the odometer.
- Remove burnt out bulb from the twist lock base, (but save the green rubber bulb cover) and replace with a new one (put the green rubber cover on the new bulb).
- Twist the light back in (doesn't matter if it's upside down)
- Reassemble instrument cluster, and test the lights by turning the ignition to "ACC" or start the engine.
- Replace the dash panel
FYI - while I had mine apart, I visually inspected ALL bulbs to see if any others were burnt out. I found 4 that I had to replace! Makes you wonder what would happen if your Check Engine light was burnt out.
I need to replace the odometer light on 1998 Mercedes ML 320.
How do you replace dashboard light on 2000 Nissan almera
Here is a post http://forums.mazdaworld.org/index.php?showtopic=14584
The AT dashboard light on the Mazda 6 means there is a problem with the transmission.
Remove the screws and clips on the dashboard. tilt the lower steering column carefully an slide out the dash unit. You should be able to see a set of bulbs and the one for the odometer is at the center. Remove and replace with a new one.
I've recently put my car in for a service with the same problem and they actually hve to remove the whole dashboard to replace the light globe for the odometer reading. so it probably needs 2 go 2 the shop sorry m8
my light on the odometer is not working anymore how do you replace the bulb on it
Turn the nob on the right side of the odometer.
The "trip odometer" on the dashboard doubles as a dimmer. So, the solution to no lights inside the Toyota Sienna is to turn the trip odometer up to turn the lights back on.
How can one replace a cornering light on 1990 Mazda dx
test
so you replace the light