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Mileage readout pixels dimmed. Bad pixels or dead backlight?
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128781 is dimmer than 197.1, my money is on a bad bulb behind the sector. You also have a message waiting for you in the On Board Computer.
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![]() Are those bulbs you are referring to replaceable? Thanks-
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Just found this thread... Looks like I can replace those little bulbs after removing the instrument cluster.
http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...-lcd-dark.html Thanks, Xoutpost.
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Very easy procedure. Just remove the upper screws securing the IC then gently wiggle/pull the IC out. The bulbs are just quarter-turn sockets. The bulb is attached to the holder/base so the easiest thing is to pic up the bulbs online or at your local BMW parts department. I would recommend replacing all as with bulbs, when one goes the others aren't far behind (those that are on the same operation duration). I don't recall how many are needed.
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+1 on replacing them all. Save the ones that still work for spares, but Murphy's Law states that if you have spares for 5 years you will not need them, but as soon as you toss the spares out you will need one in a week.
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Thanks for the advice. So this is weird... That bulb is now working again.?? I guess there is a bad connection? Seems like a bulb like that would just die completely. I'm going to go ahead and change them anyways I think.
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The filament is touching occasionally, so the light comes on. It will shake and come apart some day, and the light will go out. It's a standard light bulb, although very small. |
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its a $3 bulb and a 5 minute job
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