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Corsa Dash Lights
I have bought my daughter a S reg Corsa, there are no dash lights on the centre consol where the heater controls etc are, garage say ti will take 2-3 hours, to expensive, and ideas
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I had started to write and explain how to change the lamps - but to be honest they changed the way the lamps are fitted to your year of car - it was several years ago and an absolute pig of a job and - i found the best way was to follow the instructions contained in a Haynes manual - to be honest I can't remember on how to extraxt the lamps on your model - but if you want to have a go I'lll explain the easy part first -
The two centre air vents have to be removed - they roll forward past their stop and should click out when you pull/prise them out. This will uncover the screws securing the clock to the dashboard - remove the screws and set the clock out of the way ( dont unplug it )
There are a few more screws ot remove and the knobs on the left and right but not the centre heater control have to be removed - best way I found was to use a cloth with a pair of vice-grips - as for the rest you'll have to use your ingenuity - as I can't remeber anymore past that
The two centre air vents have to be removed - they roll forward past their stop and should click out when you pull/prise them out. This will uncover the screws securing the clock to the dashboard - remove the screws and set the clock out of the way ( dont unplug it )
There are a few more screws ot remove and the knobs on the left and right but not the centre heater control have to be removed - best way I found was to use a cloth with a pair of vice-grips - as for the rest you'll have to use your ingenuity - as I can't remeber anymore past that