NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
out. So, common sense tells me that it is not a fuse or there would be
no light at all. But, not sure if it is just the light hitting it a
certain way. Does anyone know how fix this problem? Has anyone had this
problem? Think this may be common in those models.
High Tech Misfit - 07 Mar 2006 00:24 GMT
> NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
> the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
> out. So, common sense tells me that it is not a fuse or there would be
> no light at all. But, not sure if it is just the light hitting it a
> certain way. Does anyone know how fix this problem? Has anyone had this
> problem? Think this may be common in those models.
If this is an EX model (or even an LX V6), there is a TSB for this. Even if
the car is out of warranty, you may still be able to get the unit replaced
for free or for just the cost of labour. You may have to contact Honda
customer service first, though.
Lindsay - 08 Mar 2006 21:43 GMT
> > NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
> > the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
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> for free or for just the cost of labour. You may have to contact Honda
> customer service first, though.
Correct...this is an EX-L model. What is a TSB? Any suggestions as what
to say to customer service? or just tell them it simply went
out...didn't know if you knew of a loop whole? Thank so much for your
help!!
Art - 09 Mar 2006 01:41 GMT
www.alldata.com
>> > NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
>> > the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
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> out...didn't know if you knew of a loop whole? Thank so much for your
> help!!
bbtaco - 07 Mar 2006 01:20 GMT
> NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
> the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
> out. So, common sense tells me that it is not a fuse or there would be
> no light at all. But, not sure if it is just the light hitting it a
> certain way. Does anyone know how fix this problem? Has anyone had this
> problem? Think this may be common in those models.
http://www.driveaccord.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=3471
JXStern - 08 Mar 2006 17:14 GMT
>> NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
>> the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
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>
>http://www.driveaccord.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=3471
My lights are fine, but sometimes it seems the radio volume isn't
working right. I complained to the dealer under warranty, they said
it sounded fine to them.
Would that fall under the same heading???
2004 Accord EX4
Thx.
J.
breeze - 07 Mar 2006 05:26 GMT
Mine has done the same thing. I'm going to call Honda customer service
tomorrow nad see if they will cover it, even though my vehicle is out
of warranty. I'll let you know.
Steve Hawkins - 08 Mar 2006 04:27 GMT
> NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
> the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
> out. So, common sense tells me that it is not a fuse or there would be
> no light at all. But, not sure if it is just the light hitting it a
> certain way. Does anyone know how fix this problem? Has anyone had this
> problem? Think this may be common in those models.
My 2003 EX-V6 Accord Manual had it's radio replaced THREE times-all under
warranty. That car was so un-Honda-like that I finally traded it in for a
new Element.
Steve
Art - 08 Mar 2006 20:31 GMT
I have a 2005 Accord hybrid and a 2006 Odyssey. Both radios suck.
>> NOt sure if I have blown a fuse or something else has gone wrong, but
>> the car stereo light has dimmed so that the light looks as if it is
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>
> Steve