Re: 86 4kq instrument lights

[rjandrew@post.cis.smu.edu (R Justin Andrews)]

Ok, this one is not very difficult......
locat the four screw which hold the front of the inst. cluster on...
Two on top, two on the bottom... you will probably need a phillips (stubby)
They are all located underneath.... 
once you have these removed take out the little platic vent looking things...
on both sides... be careful not to break the tabs.... pull the front part
forward you will see what I mean... remove the top part by wiggling/bending
slightly.... you now can remove the bulbs turn it counter clockwise...
you can get a replacement at just about any auto supply I believ it is 
a 194 bulb... might as well replace them both and keep the one that still
works as a spare...
Any further questions ask me...

HTH!
Rich Andrews
'86 4kq
> 
> The left side of my instrument panel is dark - obviously a bulb has
> blown. My question is how to replace the bulb. In my old Plymouth I just
> reached under the dash and felt around for a socket and pulled out the
> spent bulb. Is the procedure that simple on the Audi or is there
> something special I should know about?  Of course I would disconnect the
> battery before any electrical work.
> Sorry for such a simplistic question but it sure beats paying $70/hr for
> service.
> Thanks in advance.
> Dom
> 
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