MarksmanAkula
Akula
Alright! Here we go, my first attempt on a "How to" on this site.
Step 1 is to gather tools. I used a simple Flathead screwdriver for this task.
Next is to pry up the shifter cover, this is simple, just wedge the screwdriver and gently pry upwards. once thats free it should look like this :
After that, disconnect the wiring harness under the console cover - Push the red tab to the right, and press down on the tab beneath it and wiggle, should be tight but still come free.
Once your harness is disconnected, remove the cover from the shifter and set it aside.
Next locate 2 white tabs on the side of the PRNDL cover. there are 2 on the left, and 2 on the right. The ones on the left will be difficult to access without removing the whole center console, but you can still get it off with some wiggling.
Once thats off and out of the way, wedge it up your shifter. I found thats the best place to store it out of your way.
Now you have full access to your "Light Distributor" as i call it.
CAREFULLY grab it near the back and pinch either side and pull back. Just enough to disengage the rear locking tab.
And now disengage the rear locking tab
Once thats off, pull it strait back towards you. Don't lift up, don't twist, nothin. Just strait back. you don't want to damage the red indicator slider.
Now thats off, you can see your bulb!
Grab the bulb and gently wiggle it out of its socket. I replaced mine with sylvania #2721, but you can find the MOPAR bulb on eBay.
Heres the link to the eBay bulb : https://www.ebay.com/p/252534904?iid=322641701709
And a tip if you go with the sylvanias : I got mine at auto zone. I found them to be loose in the socket, so they're not a 100% match. But you can make it work! Use the screwdriver and bend the prongs on the bulb out slightly! Just enough that they will hold the bulb confidently in the socket, like so.
(Need to make a 2nd post)
Step 1 is to gather tools. I used a simple Flathead screwdriver for this task.
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Next is to pry up the shifter cover, this is simple, just wedge the screwdriver and gently pry upwards. once thats free it should look like this :
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After that, disconnect the wiring harness under the console cover - Push the red tab to the right, and press down on the tab beneath it and wiggle, should be tight but still come free.
Once your harness is disconnected, remove the cover from the shifter and set it aside.
Next locate 2 white tabs on the side of the PRNDL cover. there are 2 on the left, and 2 on the right. The ones on the left will be difficult to access without removing the whole center console, but you can still get it off with some wiggling.
You must be registered for see images attach
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Once thats off and out of the way, wedge it up your shifter. I found thats the best place to store it out of your way.
You must be registered for see images attach
Now you have full access to your "Light Distributor" as i call it.
You must be registered for see images attach
CAREFULLY grab it near the back and pinch either side and pull back. Just enough to disengage the rear locking tab.
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And now disengage the rear locking tab
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Once thats off, pull it strait back towards you. Don't lift up, don't twist, nothin. Just strait back. you don't want to damage the red indicator slider.
You must be registered for see images attach
Now thats off, you can see your bulb!
You must be registered for see images attach
Grab the bulb and gently wiggle it out of its socket. I replaced mine with sylvania #2721, but you can find the MOPAR bulb on eBay.
Heres the link to the eBay bulb : https://www.ebay.com/p/252534904?iid=322641701709
And a tip if you go with the sylvanias : I got mine at auto zone. I found them to be loose in the socket, so they're not a 100% match. But you can make it work! Use the screwdriver and bend the prongs on the bulb out slightly! Just enough that they will hold the bulb confidently in the socket, like so.
(Need to make a 2nd post)
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