Dash Light replacement

[heyrey]

Yo Exploder enthusiasts.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
I'm on my personal 6th explorer and this vehicle has done everything I've needed them to do in my personal driving and my business for almost 30 years.
I currently have a 2010 Ford Explorer
Here's my question:
How do i access the light bulbs behind the instrument panel in order to change the since a couple are burnt out.
Also my overhead light bulbs too. Yeah i know, can probably find a you tube video but i thought I could hang out and play with you forumites for a little while
BTW-here's what I'm working on over the holidays. converting it to full EFI
Thanks in advance for your replies !
ADAM

 

[peterk9]

Adam, which vehicle are you inquiring about? The van or the 96 XLT. If the latter, I can move your thread to the correct forum.

Peter

 

[heyrey]

Adam, which vehicle are you inquiring about? The van or the 96 XLT. If the latter, I can move your thread to the correct forum.

Peter

oh sorry. im inquring about my 2010 Ford Explorer
i can delete and repost or edit my post to specify. OOOOPs !!!

 

[peterk9]

oh sorry. im inquring about my 2010 Ford Explorer
i can delete and repost or edit my post to specify. OOOOPs !!!

I guess I missed that one in the initial post. Your thread has been moved from the 2011-2019 5th gen forum to this one. Good luck Adam.

Peter

 

[D Hook]

Nice van! Only thing missing is "Free Candy" stenciled on the side.

 

[94Eddie]

It is easy to replace instrument cluster bulbs. I strongly suggest replacing them all while you are at it. Below is a link to a video showing how to remove the instrument cluster and a link to replacement bulbs. Two packs of the bulbs is enough to replace all the lights. Although the bulbs say they are for BMW they also fit the 2006-2010 Explorers and Mountaineers. I replaced mine two years ago and it was easy.




Instrument Cluster Bulbs from Amazon