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Car Forum / Alfa Romeo Cars / December 2003dashboard light alfa 156
Hello, I am a owner of a Alfa 156 1.9 JTD from 1998. Last months there are some lights in the dashboard dead and needs to be replaced. The temperature meter is dark and a part of the clock is also dark. My dealer tells me that it is a very difficult job and that it takes one hour for a professional mechanic to get them replaced. 1) is this true? 2) Is it possible to fix it yourself? and if so...how? Many thanks Coert > 1) is this true? I have replaced the light bulb myself in five minutes by removing the radio and twisting my arm inside :) - But it depends on which one of the bulbs that is not working (some of the bulbs are fitted on top and some in the buttom). > 2) Is it possible to fix it yourself? and if so...how? I guess the one hour job included removing the center of the dashboard and fitting it all again. This is an easy job which you also can do yourself (I have just had mine removed to have painted). I used this guide: http://www.dashmount.co.uk/pages/71516.htm Good luck :D \Mandal > http://www.dashmount.co.uk/pages/71516.htm That's a useful link. I was stumped trying to find a location for a phone mount... BTW, it took a few moments to realise that the photo is reversed - I initially wondered if the heater controls were in Greek! |
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