How to remove the dome to replace a bulb. there are no screws holding it in place...

1. Turn off the dome light and remove the key from the ignition to ensure safety.
2. Locate the plastic cover of the dome light on the ceiling of your vehicle. It is usually in the center of the ceiling.
3. Gently pry off the plastic cover using a flathead screwdriver or a plastic trim removal tool. Be careful not to damage the cover or the surrounding area.
4. Once the cover is removed, you will see the bulb. Hold the base of the bulb and gently twist it counterclockwise to release it from the socket.
5. Remove the old bulb and replace it with a new one. Make sure that the new bulb is the correct type and wattage for your vehicle.
6. Gently push the new bulb into the socket and twist it clockwise until it is secure.
7. Replace the plastic cover and snap it into place.

After completing these steps, turn on the dome light to ensure that the new bulb is working properly. If you have any difficulty or concerns, refer to your vehicle's owner's manual or consult a professional mechanic.

Unplug power first. You need to remve the screwa that hold the bulb cover, access the bulb and replace it, I will wee if I can find a diagram.

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3) SPRING LOADED: Pull/ tap/ turn/ nudge If not "screwed", then you may have a spring-loaded frame. This is quite challenging, with tens of options. These type have clips inside the globe, spring loaded that press outwards holding the globe in place.
1. Flush-mounted light fixtures that are spring-loaded will typically have two springs holding the metal collar in place.
2. Using the flathead screwdriver or razor knife, loosen the paint by moving around the metal collar where it attaches to the ceiling.
3. Attempt to pry the light fixture from the springs by pulling down with your hands.
4. If you cannot remove fixture with your hands, use the flathead screwdriver or razor knife to pry it off by sliding it under the mouth of the metal collar and prying down.
5. The light fixture will hold itself in place as you change the bulb. Simply remove the existing bulb and replace it with the new one.
6. Replace the fixture by popping it back into place.
PULL
Simply pull the globe off.
Carefully tug a bit on the metal frame and see if it will pull down. The whole frame and dome will come down enough to swing out of the way so you can change the bulb.
For the one with two big metal clips INSIDE the glass bowl, just pull to one side until the first side unclips (putting it back on is more nerve wracking!)
Hold metal frame and pull down on glass fixture. One side starts coming out giving confidence to pull more. Finally remove the glass to find three spring clips that hold the glass fixture.
TAP
Tap the metal ring gently the dome pops out.
TURN
Turn the glass globe - there should be a peg on the holder and a slot along the base of the glass. It might be pretty heavy so hang on and use a ladder.
NUDGE
Use a screw driver to nudge the dome and it comes off.
PRESSURE ON THE EDGES
Apply pressure not at the center but around the edges
4) COMPLEX: Turn and pull down (SLOTTED CONNECTORS) Some have slotted connectors so that you turn it about 1/8 to 1/4 turn and then pull down, similar to the way a smoke detector is removed from its base.
OTHERS TWIST the glass counterclockwise and it unscrews (there are three metal bumps on the INSIDE that hold it when you screw it back.
Scroll down to see if you find the light fixture you are looking for. FLUSH MOUNTS See this for types. A flush-mounted light fixture has its rim positioned flush against the ceiling.
1. Locate the ornamental finial (round thingy - bolt) in the bottom of the light.
2. Hold the glass part of the light with one hand.
3. Turn the finial (round thingy - bolt) counter-clockwise to loosen it.
4. When it is completely loose, carefully lower the glass part. You will have to completely detach the finial, so be careful not to drop it.
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"the video (below) shows how to install this fixture. Reversed the directions and fast forward toward the end to find out how to remove the lamp itself. Prior to watching this video I had a hard time unscrewing the little bolt that holds the lamp to the ceiling."

FROM A READER: I could not get the glass dome to budge on a flush-mounted ceiling fixture. It seemed like it should twist counter clockwise. So, I sprayed WD40 between the glass dome and the metal holder (and caught the dripping with a paper towel), waited about 5 minutes, and then gently smacked the glass dome twice in a counter clockwise direction with the heel of a walking shoe. Yes. A shoe. Worked like magic. The dome moved about 1/8 of an inch each time. It was then loose enough for me to twist off. I had read on another site about a guy using a rubber mallet to do the same thing. I didn't have a rubber mallet, but I figured a show might work. See attached dome and shoe!
[Sanjeev: I'm posting the dome, not the shoe]

FROM Strat Egerie ON 29 JANUARY 2017
I put CFL bulbs in two of these maybe 15 years ago, and one one burnt-out I was at a total loss on how to change it. I took another look and realize that if I held the metal part and twisted the Dome counterclockwise it popped right off.
I'm putting in LED bulbs this time and hope to never have to change them again.
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Hints: http://www.beaconlighting.com.au/lighting/flush-mount-lights/energy-saving-flush-mounts.html

To open the above see this: http://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/20740/how-do-i-remove-a-flush-mounted-ceiling-light-fixture-dome

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See this: http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=533955
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In most ovens, move the metal bracket to one side. the glass dome cover should fall out. Unscrew the old bulb. Screw in the new bulb. Place the glass dome cover back over the bulb. Move the metal bracket to hold on the glass dome cover. Easy job to do.

The plastic dome lights generally just 'clip' into the headliner (maybe a couple screws). If you removed the clear plastic lens, there may be a couple screws holding it in as well. If you are just replacing a bulb removing the clear plastic lens will be sufficient as you can then remove the old bulb and replace it. A how to on how to do this should be in the owners manual.

Hope this helps.

Remove the screw holding the dome light cover in place by turning it counterclockwise with a screwdriver....Remove the old bulb by twisting it slightly to the left and pulling it straight out. Dome light bulbs can be fragile, so be careful not to break the bulb with your fingers...Slip the replacement bulb back into place by pushing it in and twisting it slightly to the right...Replace the cover. I hope this helps, thank you for using FixYa!

1) Remove the key from the ignition. Make sure the doors are closed, so the new bulb does not illuminate when you are installing it.

2) Make sure the dome light switch is turned to the "Off" position. Pry the plastic lens away from the dome light. Use a small, flat-head screwdriver.

3) Push back the side bulb clamp. Pull out the old dome lightbulb. Wipe the area with a paper towel if it is dirty.

4) Wrap the new bulb in a paper towel (oil from your skin will shorten its life). Insert it into the dome lightbulb holder. Push it up gently to secure it.

5) Turn the switch to "On" to test the bulb. Reposition the cover and push up to lock the clips into place.

If the bulb doesn't work, you've got a bad switch somewhere, probably on the drivers door.

To replace the headlights, you must first remove the trim ring around the headlight. There should be three or four screws holding it in place. Once the trim ring is removed, there will be four screws, two at the top and two on the bottom. Carefully remove screws and remove the retaining ring. Gently pull bulb out, unplug the wire connector. With new bulb in hand, carefully connect the wiring to back of bulb and carefully set in place. While holding the bulb in place, set retaining ring back in place over bulb and insert screws. Then replace the trim ring, tighten the screws and you are done.

If it is a dome light then there will be 3 small screws tha screw into the dome at the very top, spaced evenly around it.

The friction from the screws holds the dome in place. Chenge the bulbs and fit the dome back in, screwing all three screws in partially. Then hold it firmily up against the fan base and tighten one til it makes contact. Tighten the other two the same way and when the dome is secure, tighten all 3 screws so it doesn't come loose.

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Open up the sunglasses holder and there might be a screw holding it in place there. There is also another screw underneath the main body, just unsnap the cover plate to access it.

The entire console slide back away from the windshield about 1/2" once the screws are removed, then drops away.