Elmo P. Shagnasty

In article <1130698624.084491.316080@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups .com>,
"Scott Mitchell" <scott.k.mitchell@gmail.com> wrote:

> I own a Honda 2000 Honda Accord EX and the backlight of the clock has
> gone out.
>
> How do I replace this? Where would I get the part and how does one get
> back to the clock area to replace it?

dirt simple.

search this newsgroup with Google and you'll find it.

get the part at the dealer. Pry the clock out from below with a very
thing blade.

Voila.

Scott Mitchell

I own a Honda 2000 Honda Accord EX and the backlight of the clock has
gone out.

How do I replace this? Where would I get the part and how does one get
back to the clock area to replace it?

Thanks

LaForte

"Scott Mitchell" <scott.k.mitchell@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1130698624.084491.316080@f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
>I own a Honda 2000 Honda Accord EX and the backlight of the clock has
> gone out.
>
> How do I replace this? Where would I get the part and how does one get
> back to the clock area to replace it?
>
> Thanks

Scott, I just replaced the clock lamp on my 99 Accord a few weeks ago. Less
than a minute - use a 1-1/2 - 2" scraper/putty knife.
Insert under the clock assembly (use a sheet of paper or thin cloth
underneath so you don't scratch the dash). Push down on the putty knife
handle and the bottom of the clock assembly will pop out. Pull it out,
unplug the 2 harness connections and remove the bulb with a small
screwdriver. The lamp was under $2.00 at Honda.

This must happen a lot because when I called to see if it was a stock part
he stopped me after the words "clock lamp" and immediately asked if it was
for an Accord or Odyssey and they had plenty in stock.
George

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