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odometer is not working on vauxhall astra?

my odometer isnt lighting up on my vauxhall astra,has a bulb gone or a fuse?How do i go about fixing this.Vauxhall astra ,1600,2003 model.many thanks.
jim, February 2008
my speedo mileage and trip is not working can any1 help me and tell me what fuse or relay it is I need to change to sort it thank you

andy, February 2017
hi my speedo is not working and my trip and mile is not working what fuse is it I need to change

andy, February 2017
Just to confirm what Peter said, it is a bulb, (or it was I mine, I replaced it today). You can check that the display itself is working by shining a bright torch on it-you'll see the figures are still there. On my '99 Astra 1.6, you lift off the top steering column cover, (black plastic with sping clip fit), this exposes the lower two screws of the instrument surround, undo these and then the top two above the cluster. (You'll need a six pointed T20 type screwdiver bit if it's like mine). You then remove the surround by lifting it out and towards the door, keeping it behind the steering wheel. Then move the white clip at the top of the clocks upwards and then to the left to release the electrical multi connector. Pull the cluster slightly forward to release and then push one corner in, to angle the cluster out through the steering wheel. You'll see the bulb in the back now, turn the holder through 90 degrees to release. On mine the bulb was integral to the holder and the whole thing was replaced, (£1.46). Hope this helps!

Simon, April 2010
Yes, it is a faulty globe. The odometer display is a LCD display which requires backlighting to enable you to see the readout. Remove the instrument cluster surround 2 screws at the top & 2 either side of the steering column the 2 screws allow removal of the cluster. Twist the bulb holder out with a small screwdriver.

Peter, August 2008
Also having same problem, Checked fuses - all ok unsure of where to go next. dont want to take to a holden dealer they will charge way too much

Trenton Pitt, April 2008
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