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replacing warning light bulbs
I have found a ton of information about removing the instrument cluster.(Using this sights excellent search) But is that completely neccessary just to replace the glow-plug, brake, and seatbelt warning lights?
These lights aren't burnt out but I think the trancelucent plastic that sits in front of them has moved a little out of place. For example, the glow-plug indicator plastic has moved far enough to the right that I can almost see the bulb behind it. Is this one whole strip of plastic? Or is each little graphic seperate? I'd also like to clean it out because it looks as if some liquid has gotten in there and corroded. Jim |
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Yes you have to remove the cluster to replace these bulbs or do any repairs to the cluster.
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euro 287 Mercedes Technician 7 Years (retired to Hyundai) 2000 Dodge Durango 98 Mazda truck |
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On my w124, the indicator symbols over the bulbs are pre printed transparent strips - about $5.00 each side. You can just push yours back into place if they have moved, or buy new strips as the old ones may fade with time. My high beam indicator was almost white instead of dark blue, and reduced my night vision a lot until I replaced the strip.
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