Does anyone know what bulbs to use for 1996 honda accord dash cluster? Half the speedometer has gone out, as well as all the needles on the dash cluster. Thanks!

SOURCE: 1996 Honda Accord Speedometer

You, of coarse, have to remove the Instrument panel. There are I bellieve 3 or 4 screws to remove it. All the meters in the Intrument panel are connected electrically by the screws to the PC board. Do you have a replacement one or do you still have to purchase one? I can tell you step by step how to get the dash apart if you want. I had to do this many time with my car. I have a 96 Honda Accord EX. When you have a car like I do with about 200,000 miles on it, I get a lot of practice replacing just about everything inside the vehicle.

SOURCE: 1996 accord something with the cluster im guessing

it sounds like to me that the cluster could be going bad or the spedo cable is sticking and the temp sensor on the block is bad

SOURCE: 94 accord, the speedometer doesn't work.........

I had a similar problem a few months ago. I changed the speedometer sensor as well as the instrument cluster with no result. Finally I decided to take out my ECU. As soon as I took it apart, I noticed a burnt node. Replaced the ECU and the speedo worked fine. You might try this if tinkering with your cluster doesn't work.

SOURCE: replace speedometer cluster on my '95 Honda Accord DX

I would have the trans speed sensor checked before removing dash assembly. The speed sensor is an analog sensor that sends a signal to the dash. It is located near the trans output shaft attached to housing with a small bolt. It is gear driven and quite easy to get at. It is also subject to heat and road conditions, makeing this the prime culprit in speedo problems. Hope this helped. Moe

SOURCE: 1996 accord instrument cluster

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