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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / March 200695 Maxima: Replacing Lights in Switches
Could anyone advise me on how I can replace lights in the switches on my 1995 Maxima SE? It's becoming harder to find them while driving at night. Do I need special tools? Can I somehow take off the front templates to replace them or do I have to remove the entire dashboard or get to them from underneath by dashboard? Lights in switches that I have to replace include: -emergencey flashers switch -from my climate control: Auto, Econ, Off, Defroster -from my Bose stereo system: several of the number light switches are burned out -the lights in my seat heaters switches Thanks in advance for any advice. xtx99@aol.com On 3/1/06 7:52 PM, in article de9a1$44065de3$d1cc7a4c$1604@snip.allthenewsgroups.com, "xtx99@aol.com" > Could anyone advise me on how I can replace lights in the switches on my > 1995 Maxima SE? It's becoming harder to find them while driving at night. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > xtx99@aol.com If they are all dim, I would check the dimmer switch first before wholesale replacing bulbs. > Could anyone advise me on how I can replace lights in the switches on my > 1995 Maxima SE? It's becoming harder to find them while driving at night. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > xtx99@aol.com It's really not worth it. On your next car, don't run with them on full brightness. > Could anyone advise me on how I can replace lights in the switches on my > 1995 Maxima SE? It's becoming harder to find them while driving at night. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > xtx99@aol.com The lamps are proprietary and are expensive; generally not worth the cost. In the future, don't run the dash lights full bright all the time. Just turn it up when you need it. Bobby Check out Maxima.org: they list several articles on removing/changing dash, climate control, and other cabin lights. Use Google to search the .org if the search function doesn't work. BTW, from what I understand, most of the lights that you're describing are not inordinately hard to replace, they simply require you to remove panels and switches and do a little surgery. If you can figure out how to remove the panels (instructions on the .org), you can likely replace the bulbs. Good Luck, Bryan |
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