how do i replace check engin lamp 97 e 350

Asked by travis00000000 Sep 15, 2013 at 11:49 AM about the 1997 Ford E-Series E-350 STD Econoline Cargo Van Extended

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

would not pass smog test due to lamp not working

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you can take the instrument cluster out and replace the bulb

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It's not too difficult of a job. Keep in mind that the IP Bezel is plastic and may be brittle after all these years. Disconnect the battery, take the screws out of the Instrument Panel Bezel, remove the screws from the Instrument Cluster and disconnect the wire connector(s). They're common 194 bulbs as I recall.

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OOPS! I forgot about the Transmission Range Indicator! PRNDL either snaps out of the bottom of the cluster or you may have to remove the Steering Column Cover to disconnect it. EASY to break!

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