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Gooch Oct 3, 2006 10:08 PM

In dash clock
 
Hello all,

I've noticed from the posts here that changing the clock bulb is easy, but how about the clock itself?

Thanks.

deserthonda Oct 3, 2006 11:30 PM

RE: In dash clock
 
instead of buying a bulb buy the whole clock,,

you got to pry it off to replace the bulb ,,

well depends on year and model of course .. some clocks you might have to pry the frt bazel off and remove screws

so like i always say

INPUT THE YEAR AND MODEL IF YOU WANT THE PROPER INFORMATION

By the wy Welcome to HAF.. ;)

Gooch Oct 3, 2006 11:57 PM

RE: In dash clock
 
Oops!

2001 Accord LX 4-door.

The clock itself isn't working and I was thinking of buying the unit and changing it myself, if it isn't too hard.


deserthonda Oct 4, 2006 06:15 PM

RE: In dash clock
 
have you checked the fuse ??

chk fuse 13 7.5 amps rt pass fuse box under dash

fuse # 9 7.5 amps driver side under dash fuse box

jgomez630 Feb 13, 2008 02:49 PM

RE: In dash clock Bulb 1999 accord
 
I changed out the clock bulb and must of caused a short because I forgot to disconnect the battery. Now all my power windows, moon roof don't work. Also, I can't shift out of park. The brake lights work. I visually checked the corresponding fuses and they look ok. Do you think it might be a relay?

jgomez630 Feb 15, 2008 09:37 AM

RE: In dash clock display Bulb 1999 accord
 
If for some reason you cause a spark when inserting the bulb, there's a good a chance
you may blow fuse #9 (instrument/brake) located on driver's side fuse panel. This causes the sun roof and power windows to not work.
Also , I couldn't shift out of park. Doesn't seem too logical , but it happens. So after following "Deserthonda" advice, I noticed fuse #9 was blown, so I replaced it. Now everything is back to normal.


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