Question about Honda Odyssey
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Under the Hood there is a Fuse Relay Box on the Drivers side close to the Top. In that box is a Relay Labeled "Illumination" Change this Relay.
Posted on Jan 22, 2009
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: instrument panel not working
Look in the Fuse Relay box under the Hood and Replace the Guage Relay. Should get it Fixed.
Posted on Jan 22, 2009
SOURCE: changing instrument panel light bulbs
You have to remove the entire cluster assembly to get to the bulbs, there is no other way, no room for this man's hand at the back.
Posted on Nov 10, 2008
SOURCE: Dashboard Lights
there is light bulbs behind the instument cluster. You will have to remove the screws, than pry off your panel and change the bulb.
Posted on Mar 31, 2009
SOURCE: Both 2003 oddyssey brake lights dont work High
clean bulbs socket out using the electronic spray cleaner for electrical connectors.
Posted on May 13, 2009
SOURCE: Instrument panel went dead
2003 excursion 2wd xlt 5.4L died the day after instrument gauges, alternator & battery went bad (around 11 plus volts). Under-Dash instrument fuses #35 & #41 were OK. Put in new battery & a rebuilt alternator, gauges were still bad. Car died again the next day from alternator/battery. Recharged brand new 930 amp battery. Found small ignition fuse blown under dash, possibly #27 or #45. Check all your under dash fuses. Replaced the blown fuse & the gauges started working. Tested alternator while running at 13.8 volts. I possibly wasted $250 on a rebuilt alternator when gauge & alternator problems may have been due to a small blown under-dash fuse. Will see if battery remains charged during next few days. I have a trans. temp. gauge & charging system warning light in place of alternator gauge. Warning light didn't glow likely due to the blown fuse. Experts please feel free to comment.
Posted on Sep 30, 2009
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