Bromsgrove Defender
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As barmatt says what model?
As for yr bulbs all blown?? you sure it's not a fuse gone? or dodgy connector?
not sure then mate, too posh for me
but if all the clock and heating lights have gone at the same time it's more than likely a fuse/wiring prob not bulbs.
MartinK
New Member
Re the Bulbs - quote
To get the (original) radio out you need a long-ish Allan Key to undo. I believe you can also pop out the clock from behind whilst the radio is out...
To get the (original) radio out you need a long-ish Allan Key to undo. I believe you can also pop out the clock from behind whilst the radio is out...
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Bromsgrove Defender
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Thats a bit different to all the bulbs have blown
If it's just the two that have gone and I assume the clock is working it's just the bulb that isn't. Then there's a better chance it is just the bulbs.
As for OP as to how to remove the centre console.
I'm sure the rave manual, or even a haynes manual will tell you how.
Assuming cos I've not looked there's nothing on here on the procedure. Maybe you'd like to post how you did it with lots of piccies
thebiglad
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Hi Andy, re your first question I'm assuming that you want to change over the head units of the car radio sound system? If that is that case then you will need the 2 flat radio-removal keys which you slide into the face of the radio and then merely pull it out.
Re you second question, does it have Climate Control or are the heater controls round dials?
thebiglad
Well-Known Member
Ok, to remove any radio from any car you need the removal keys, these usually come in the form of pins that slide into each side of the radio to unlock the retainers. If you don't have these, you will need to use thin screwdrivers:allen keys:nails to unlock the reatiners, then pull the radio out<.
As you have the round dial controls you won't need to remove the panel to get the radio out but you will need to if you want to replace the bulbs. From memory you just pull off the large round knobs and you will see the retaining screws.
