Light switch problem.. Hard to fix???
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Light switch problem.. Hard to fix???
So with the low beam on and the right turn signal on, if I wiggle the switch just a little the high beam will engage. Feels like the contact in the switch is not working right.
Is it hard to remove the switch unit and try to fix the contact myself? Should I just buy a new switch ? Or should I just pay the mechanic to fix it?
Thanks
Is it hard to remove the switch unit and try to fix the contact myself? Should I just buy a new switch ? Or should I just pay the mechanic to fix it?
Thanks
Call P# and take to your closest honda dealer.
Honda Recall
P# 888-327-4236 Honda Saftey Hotline, have your VIN# w/you when you call.
faulty light switch on GD3
low beam failure.
Free Fix
P# 888-327-4236 Honda Saftey Hotline, have your VIN# w/you when you call.
faulty light switch on GD3
low beam failure.
Free Fix
Last edited by Perrenoud Fit; Feb 23, 2011 at 06:58 PM.
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I got a letter for the recall but is it related to my problem??
The recall mentioned light harness but if there is any detail of what to be fix that would be great.
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Part of that recall is to replace the entire switch assembly, IF IT APPEARS DAMAGED. Talk nicely to the service advisor, and they might just decide you need the full replacement for free. If not, you'd just be out the part cost for the switch.
If you're interested, NHTSA has the text instructing the dealerships on what to do here:http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/do...0V624-9345.pdf
If you're interested, NHTSA has the text instructing the dealerships on what to do here:http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/do...0V624-9345.pdf
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Part of that recall is to replace the entire switch assembly, IF IT APPEARS DAMAGED. Talk nicely to the service advisor, and they might just decide you need the full replacement for free. If not, you'd just be out the part cost for the switch.
If you're interested, NHTSA has the text instructing the dealerships on what to do here:http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/do...0V624-9345.pdf
If you're interested, NHTSA has the text instructing the dealerships on what to do here:http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/acms/do...0V624-9345.pdf
Thanks for the info.
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