Well my wife brought to my attention (more than once) that the light that
illuminates the interior clock on her 2001 Accord Sedan has stopped working.
If it is the least bit dark out, you cannot read the clock time. In the
meantime, while I am diving into my manuals, has anybody had the displeasure
of having the light repaired or (gasp) fixing it themselves?

In the doghouse till...

 

In article <FLqdnRcGEJ8jzdHeRVn-gg@comcast.com>, wvpc@comcast.net
says...

> Well my wife brought to my attention (more than once) that the light that
> illuminates the interior clock on her 2001 Accord Sedan has stopped working.
> If it is the least bit dark out, you cannot read the clock time. In the
> meantime, while I am diving into my manuals, has anybody had the displeasure
> of having the light repaired or (gasp) fixing it themselves?
>
> In the doghouse till...

You can get the tiny replacement bulb for the clock at the Honda dealer
for a couple of bucks. The clock assembly pops out of the dash easily
with careful use of a flat-blade screwdriver around the edge of the
plastic surround. Wrap a bit of electrical tape around the end of the
blade so you don't scratch anything, and gently pry up until the clock
comes out. It's a five-minute job, tops.

Dave

 

wvpc@comcast.net wrote:
>
> Well my wife brought to my attention (more than once) that the light that
> illuminates the interior clock on her 2001 Accord Sedan has stopped working.
> If it is the least bit dark out, you cannot read the clock time. In the
> meantime, while I am diving into my manuals, has anybody had the displeasure
> of having the light repaired or (gasp) fixing it themselves?
>
> In the doghouse till...


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THERE"S NO NEED TO YELL ! THIS IS NOT A MAJOR PROBLEM (at least not in
my book)

Best place to dive is google.com. or just SEARCH this NG. It gets
covered every month. The answers are out there (but they aren't always
correct).

'Curly'