The volume does not work on my phillips hdtv- solve

you can buy the switch from the dealer and they change very easy

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. If it's held in by a phillips screw, remove the screw. If you can't access it you can detach the whole box to move it.

i would also check the mute or volume buttons on the steering wheel. spray them with a can of compressed air, hold the volume up and spray the minus and vise versa. hope this helps.

use diagonal cutting plier grab the head of screw and work it out

I don't think its a Phillips I think is a torx bit.

1Lift the rear seat all the way up and towards the front of the vehicle.

2Remove the five Phillips screws holding the scuff plate at the rear opening of the vehicle. Remove the scuff plate.

3Use a panel tool to pry off two screw covers on the edge of the headliner in the cargo area. Remove the Phillips screws located behind each of the covers.

4Pull the carpet away from the edges of the rear-side panel. Remove four Phillips screws located below the carpet at the bottom of the rear-side panel. Remove the two Phillips screws holding the cargo cover hooks located on the rear-side panel.

5Pry around the bottom and back edges of the rear-side panel and pull the panel out far enough to access the speaker.

6Remove four Phillips screws from the edge of the speaker with a Phillips screwdriver. Pull the speaker out of the door and unplug the wiring harness connected to the back.

Check your speedometer cable at both ends and make sure it is on tight. If the speeometer cable is the original cable it might be time to replace it with a new one. The cable will wear out over time and cause your speedometer to stop working when you drive your car. A replacement cable will cost around $15. If your speedometer cable is good and in working order then you will have to have your instrument cluster repaired. Take a trip to your local junk yard and find your vehicle and then remove that instrument cluster and replace your broken unit. This is cheaper then having your original instrument cluster rebuilt at a shop. If your instrument cluster is digital, check the fuse box located underneath the drivers side steering wheel and locate the "instrument cluster" or "speedometer" fuse. Pull it out and replace it with the same number fuse. To remove your instrument cluster, remove the four phillips screws holding your plastic bezel that surrounds the cluster and then remove the four phillips screws that hold the instrument cluster in place. Now pull it away from the dash and disconnect the electrical plugs. This is very easy to do at home using a phillips screwdriver. If you have any more question, feel free to contact me.

michael34

replace the key holder in the dash, pry away the trim carfully and un screw the phillips screw to release and plug in the new one, this is very common from wear and tear

Not to sure, but i think its cable. Loosen the nut that holds the cable to the speedo drive on the gearbox. check if the inner cable is broken.

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Phillip

you did remove the 2 phillips headed assembly line screws , yes ? big phillips screws that hold the drums on while coming down the assembly line .other than that they can just be stuck at the flange they go over , a big hammer and a good whack usually solves that , cheers .