Instrument Cluster Lighting
This morning on the way to work, I noticed that the light behind the clock in the instrument panel had stopped working. Electronic tacho and the odometer were still fine.
Question: How difficult is it to remove the instrument cluster and replace the bulb? Or is it a workshop thing? Car is due for a service, but if it is simple, I'd rather save the dough and spend it on some replacement rear shocks. |
really easy.. to be honest..
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really easy... reasy if you combined the 2 words together :D .
Thinking of pulling my gauges and finding or modding my lights into red.... sorta like the old BMW guage light in the 80's and 90's |
Lights are working again
Very strange.
Driving to work yesterday, the instrument light behind the clock came on again. Today, was not working. Therefore, it's not a bulb thing, but rather a wiggle contact (english term for the german "wackelkontakt"). In other words, a loose connection somewhere. now then, I know that my ignition barrel is a bit loose, so I think it might be related to that. Does anyone have any thought if it could be something else? Or any experiences? |
Time for action,
Can someone give me some hints on how to pull the instrument cluster out? I want to check if there is a loose connection at the back :cheers: |
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Thanks Randall, much appreciated :)
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Any one know the bulb sizes needed to replace and customize ?
thnx! i seen kits to do it but i dont want to pay $30 just for 5bulbs or what ever lol... |
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