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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / February 2005

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I think dashboard indicator light has burned out?

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kilroybass@usa.com - 01 Feb 2005 02:14 GMT
94 accord dx, automatic.

I have a dashboard indicator between the odometer and speedometer that
shows this:  P R N D 1 2
When I shift my gear to D, the dashboard indicator would light up the
letter to show that I
have shifted to D.  Tonight, however, when I shifted the gear to D, the
dashboard indicator doesn't show it.  I can still drive normally
though.  I think a bulb has burned out.  What's
strange is that all the other bulbs seem to work, like when I shift the
gear to P, the dashboard indicator would light up P.  The exception is
with the D indicator.

I know of an auto electric shop down the street.  Is this an electrical
problem?  Or should I bring to an ASE mechanic?
Al Bundy - 01 Feb 2005 13:34 GMT
> 94 accord dx, automatic.
>
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> I know of an auto electric shop down the street.  Is this an electrical
> problem?  Or should I bring to an ASE mechanic?

That missing light is not going to cause you any trouble whatsoever
assuming you don't have a problem finding the right gear. Most people
would have no problem. There is no connection whatever to the other
mechanical parts of the car and you are fine as is.
 
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