hey guys, needed some help here, my didgital clock bulb went out and im trying to figure out whats the process on takin it off so i can replace that bulb. Dont want to start tearing things apart without knowing the steps, thanks! Its for my 93 prizm and interior looks exactly like Chris's but instead of that screen un der the climate control knobs, theres a radio with a digital clock
well my interior doesn't look like that anymore haha but thanks for using the pic. I'm going to say, where's the clock? Cause I'd love to have one somewhere.
its inside the radio and part of it, not supposed to be replaced. you have to take the radio apart. does the radio display light at all?
just the digital part is not working, everything else is
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Originally Posted by demonics12
if its a stock radio, dont even bother, its more trouble than its worth.
damn!! i have to go like really really close to see what time it is or what radio station it is, at night time, cant see jack
if you can send me a single din pocket, ill send you a stock radio :p
well my interior doesn't look like that anymore haha but thanks for using the pic. I'm going to say, where's the clock? Cause I'd love to have one somewhere.
just the digital part is not working, everything else is
lol
so the display does not light? those are backlit by a special light bulb inside the unit. you can take it apart and try to replace it if you'd like. its not too buried but I don't know what kind of bulb it is and you won't be able to look it up anywhere. unless you're totally inlove with the factory radio, just go buy a name brand unit with a CD player.
so the display does not light? those are backlit by a special light bulb inside the unit. you can take it apart and try to replace it if you'd like. its not too buried but I don't know what kind of bulb it is and you won't be able to look it up anywhere. unless you're totally inlove with the factory radio, just go buy a name brand unit with a CD player.
meh screw it, i thought it was as easy as the instrumental cluster but im not gonna sweat over it, thanks for the info guys
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