Replacing the automatic transmission selector light bulb in a Nissan Note car
Required tools and materials:
* Phillips screwdriver (phillips)
*New T5 bulb (12V, 1.2W)
Steps:
1. Remove the decorative panel of the automatic transmission selector:
— Insert a flathead screwdriver or plastic trim tool into the slots next to the selector frame.
— Push the panel up and detach it.
2. Remove the automatic transmission selector frame:
— Remove the two Phillips screws that hold the frame in place.
— Push the frame up and detach it.
3. Disconnect the electrical connector:
— Locate the electrical connector connected to the automatic transmission selector control module.
— Press the connector lock and disconnect it.
4. Disconnect the automatic transmission selector control module:
— Locate the two Phillips screws on the rear of the transmission selector control module.
— Unscrew these two screws and disconnect the module.
5. Remove the light bulb holder:
— Locate the blue ring light holder on the underside of the transmission selector control module.
— Turn the bulb holder counterclockwise and remove it.
6. Remove the burnt out light bulb:
— Remove the burnt out bulb from the holder.
7. Install a new light bulb:
— Take a new light bulb and insert it into the holder.
— Turn the bulb holder clockwise to secure it.
8. Install the automatic transmission selector control module:
— Align the control module with the guides and push it into place.
— Tighten the two Phillips screws.
9. Connect the electrical connector:
— Insert the electrical connector into the automatic transmission selector control module.
— Make sure it is securely connected.
10. Install the automatic transmission selector frame:
— Align the frame with the control module and push it into place.
— Tighten the two Phillips screws.
11. Install the decorative panel of the automatic transmission selector:
— Press down on the decorative panel to lock it in place.
Examination:
Start the car and switch the automatic transmission selector to different positions. Check that the selector illumination is working correctly.