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    The bulb has gone out on my son's Vectra "B's" odometer and he can't read the mileage.Not that it's a problem in itself,but he's a bit worried that it may be an issue when his MOT comes round again.Are they difficult to change and how do you go about it?.Thank's in advance. FELIXX.

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    nah, its a little fiddly but nothing to be scared off, I did one early last year on one of mine.. I picked up a spare bulb from a scrappy near me as most have the clocks ripped open and the bulbs available.. took me less than an hour..

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    nah, its a little fiddly but nothing to be scared off, I did one early last year on one of mine.. I picked up a spare bulb from a scrappy near me as most have the clocks ripped open and the bulbs available.. took me less than an hour..
    How do you access the binnacle to get at it,do you have to dismantle half the dashboard!!!!?. FELIXX.

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    hmm good question.. i can hardly remember.. i think i removed the steering wheel suuround and then that revealed the plastics that surround the dash and vents, the clocks i think were held in with a couple of screws and then just pulled out..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caveman_nige View Post
    hmm good question.. i can hardly remember.. i think i removed the steering wheel suuround and then that revealed the plastics that surround the dash and vents, the clocks i think were held in with a couple of screws and then just pulled out..
    Cheers for that.It gives me some idea of where to start without messing things up.I'll get on to it tomorrow,(so long as the snow stays away!!). FELIXX

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    Quote Originally Posted by felixx View Post
    Cheers for that.It gives me some idea of where to start without messing things up.I'll get on to it tomorrow,(so long as the snow stays away!!). FELIXX
    I helped a mate do one a couple of years ago. Had to remove the steering wheel (it had the non-adjusting one, so could not pull forward/down) to get to the surround. Then removed the surround, then the clocks themselves. Took about an hour to remove everything.

    HINT --- Change all the bulbs while you have it off!!

    Had to get a certain tool from VX to remove the steering wheel.

    Took about 20 mins to put back together.

    Hope this helps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tony-1977 View Post
    I helped a mate do one a couple of years ago. Had to remove the steering wheel (it had the non-adjusting one, so could not pull forward/down) to get to the surround. Then removed the surround, then the clocks themselves. Took about an hour to remove everything.

    HINT --- Change all the bulbs while you have it off!!

    Had to get a certain tool from VX to remove the steering wheel.

    Took about 20 mins to put back together.

    Hope this helps!
    Thank's for that,I was going to do it for him,(thought it would be a quick job,isn't it true when they say ignorance is bliss),but under the circumstances he can do it himself!!!!!!. FELIXX.

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    When I had my Vectra B, I've changed all the bulbs with blue led's and I followed something close to the how 2 posted by Big Dave here. And no, you don't need to take the steering wheel off. But be careful not to break the lower plastic bits when you take the speedo out (I did). Adrian

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    Did this a million time on my old Vec B's - never removed the steering wheel. The hardest part was removing the dash vents I found, after that it was plain sailing really...

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