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'98 Accord, the low gas light quit working a while back, so
I ordered another bulb (assuming that was the problem).

I've got the bulb, but before I take out the instrument
panel, is there anything important that I should know?

Thanks guys, I always appreciate all of your help.
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I don't have one on my Civic, but if I remember correctly, on my other
vehicles (past and present)that is a light that you cannot check like all
the other bulbs by turning the ignition on.

In article <MPG.1f1972e355b518e69897c4@news.giganews.com>,
.·°~ SleazzyWeasel ~°·. <nospam@here.com> wrote:

> '98 Accord, the low gas light quit working a while back, so
> I ordered another bulb (assuming that was the problem).
>
> I've got the bulb, but before I take out the instrument
> panel, is there anything important that I should know?

Yes. Check your dashboard gauges regularly. That way, you know when
the gas is getting low.

You don't need a light.

Y'all act like having this light out is the worst thing in the world.

Elmo has a point, but you might not be taking the fuel tank low enough
unless you have already run out of gas? Most experts say to keep your tank
at least 1/3 full to keep the fuel pump cool. Normally when my tank gets
near empty and I go on a freeway on or off ramp, the light will go on as
the fuel sloshes to the side of the tank. good luck.

Remove a couple screws up top. Pop/pull the trim ring/bezel STRAIGHT
OUT toward you...if not you'll break the tabs. bezel will fight you.
if you break it, epoxy it back. Tilt the cluster forward and remove
the 3 harness clips and then emove whole cluster. Bulb replacement is
easy.

However if your guage reads all squirrelly from 1/2 full to 100% full
it's probably the fuel sending unit failure typical with this car. i
have this failure on my 98 Accord and haven't seen my low gas light in
6-9 months and it came on for one cycle the other day...haven't seen it
since.

kevin

In article <1152438534.347750.158830
@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>, lee.kevin@comcast.net
says...
> Remove a couple screws up top. Pop/pull the trim ring/bezel STRAIGHT
> OUT toward you...if not you'll break the tabs. bezel will fight you.
> if you break it, epoxy it back. Tilt the cluster forward and remove
> the 3 harness clips and then emove whole cluster. Bulb replacement is
> easy.
>
> However if your guage reads all squirrelly from 1/2 full to 100% full
> it's probably the fuel sending unit failure typical with this car. i
> have this failure on my 98 Accord and haven't seen my low gas light in
> 6-9 months and it came on for one cycle the other day...haven't seen it
> since.
>
> kevin
>
>
Thanks Kevin. I appreciate the help.
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In article <elmop-67A361.10241708072006
@nntp2.usenetserver.com>, elmop@nastydesigns.com says...
> In article <MPG.1f1972e355b518e69897c4@news.giganews.com>,
> .·°~ SleazzyWeasel ~°·. <nospam@here.com> wrote:
>
> > '98 Accord, the low gas light quit working a while back, so
> > I ordered another bulb (assuming that was the problem).
> >
> > I've got the bulb, but before I take out the instrument
> > panel, is there anything important that I should know?
>
> Yes. Check your dashboard gauges regularly. That way, you know when
> the gas is getting low.
>
> You don't need a light.
>
> Y'all act like having this light out is the worst thing in the world.
>
>
you sir, are an imbecile. Now go back to your bedwetting.
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