The LED display on my console is starting to become unreadable from lights burning out can I fix or do I replace? If so where?

Center console or drivers. It\'s most like driver and you simply have a burned out light. However replacing it is a pain in most cars. You usually can not just reach behind like with tail lights but have to remove the whole lower panel. It least it not a Prizm. To change it bulbs you have to remove the glove box console, then the drivers side console just to remove the center console. I gave up and used heavy duty Velcro to hold a cigarette lighter powered LED light above the radio to light up the center console. You might try something similar for you dashboard. Also, just make sure they are not turned down since their brightness is adjustable.

Are all your gear indicators correctly lit on the shifter? On my car the continual heat of the shifter bulb over the years damaged the plastic holding the bulb socket so that the bulb and socket fell straight down and ended up in the carpet under the shifter, with the hot bulb in the carpet causing the burning smell. The fix? Take the console apart to access the bulb, replace the bulb with an LED one with no heat to speak of, then use electrical tape to hold the bulb and socket in the damaged hole in the console, then reassemble the console.

Sounds like the onboard data is getting corrupted by a bad connection. Is the engine light coming on? We need the trouble code...

if only the radio lights are not working and the other dash lights do, then the led's in the radio have burned out. best solution is to replace the radio.

this is a common problem and the dash cluster must be removed and sent out for repair, cost is about $175 to replace the LED (Light emitting diode) display that has burned out, this is a faxtory defect as far as this expert is concerned, it is not a fuse problem.

the led lights malfunction in these units. the instrument panel cluster has to be removed and refurbished by an electronics shop.

from what i know its a led display, no back light, and replacement is a new display, sorry

the radio doesn't have a LED, it is a LCD, LCD display's have no light of there own, LED's do, the problem u have here is that the tiny bulb inside the radio behind the display is burned out, you need to pull the radio out and remove the top cover of the radio, right behind the display you will find a tiny twist in bulb socket, remove it and replace the bulb.

U will need to pull the instrument cluster out and replace the light bulb for the odometer display.

with these overhead consoles if fuses are ok,the console is shot,have replaced many consoles in 2000 super dutys.have never had problems with wiring to console.