half dashboard lights are out
#1
half dashboard lights are out
i have a 95 v6 mustang. One day after it snowed a little i noticed that half the dashboard lights were dim to the point where i could read the gas tank, oil gauge and half the speedometer. I have no technical car experience, but is there an easy way i can fix this.
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RE: half dashboard lights are out
ORIGINAL: thethirdman
So i have to take this to a mechanic, or is there any easy way for me to do this myself?
So i have to take this to a mechanic, or is there any easy way for me to do this myself?
#7
RE: half dashboard lights are out
It's kinda' a generic description but will help you out.
Instrument Panel Mounting
1. Instrument Cluster Removal
2. Remove both switches from the sides of the upper trim plate.
3. Remove the 3 screws and the lower trim panel.
4. Remove the steering column cover by removing the 2 screws from the bottom.
5. Remove the 5 screws holding the upper trim piece and then remove the upper trim piece.
6. Remove the lower metal bracket.
7. Remove the 4 instrument cluster screws.
8. Reach behind the instrument cluster and disconnect the speedometer cable by depressing the retaining
clamp.
9. Remove the entire instrument cluster from the dash and disconnect the factory wiring harness.
Once the cluster is out, you will see how the bulbs plug in from the rear, replace them all while it's out.
Here is what the back of it looks like.
Well sorta, it's not out of a 95 but the idea is the same.
Instrument Panel Mounting
1. Instrument Cluster Removal
2. Remove both switches from the sides of the upper trim plate.
3. Remove the 3 screws and the lower trim panel.
4. Remove the steering column cover by removing the 2 screws from the bottom.
5. Remove the 5 screws holding the upper trim piece and then remove the upper trim piece.
6. Remove the lower metal bracket.
7. Remove the 4 instrument cluster screws.
8. Reach behind the instrument cluster and disconnect the speedometer cable by depressing the retaining
clamp.
9. Remove the entire instrument cluster from the dash and disconnect the factory wiring harness.
Once the cluster is out, you will see how the bulbs plug in from the rear, replace them all while it's out.
Here is what the back of it looks like.
Well sorta, it's not out of a 95 but the idea is the same.
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