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Ok so a short write-up for a 10 minute job.
To start off, we are talking about this set of controls and display
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Remove the storage bin by opening and pulling upwards
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Locate and remove screw under the a/c controls
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Lever the lower half first, towards you
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Then lever the top half towards you, one corner at a time
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You can see here the male plugs that hold the asssembly (two at the top two at the bottom)
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Disconnect the only wiring harness
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Now your free to see several of the light bulbs that mostly only require a screw driver to turn approx 1/4 to free from their recess. There are eight bulb locations in this picture that you can see.
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Note that there are several types of bulbs
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green and yellow long (a/c controls, recirc air and defog), clear short (for led display), one short black (reset/mode/time set), and two small leds that are soldered onto the circuit board for the defogging and recirculating air buttons. (I have no info on how to replace the led's)
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These leds are activated by pressing on the black buttons on the circuit board. I think, but need to confirm, that there is a least one more led for the seat belt warning and security lock display.
Anyhow, place the bulbs in the appropriate sockets, give them a 1/4 turn approx and then follow the procedure in reverse.
Edit: BTW - I swapped the yellow and green bulbs around and it doesn't seem to make any difference to the amber color that results.
Cheers
Mark
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