In this video, 1A Auto demonstrates how to replace a cracked, broken, or loose center interior dome light in the 09 Honda CR-V. The video also provides a comprehensive bulb size guide for Honda CR-V owners. To replace a broken, damaged, or burnt out overhead map light, follow these steps:
- Remove the MAP Light Bulbs. Press the outside of the light cover and pry the cover down from the inside with a flat blade screwdriver.
- Replace all four bulbs (2 for the map lights, 1 for the center dome light, and 1 for the rear cargo light).
- Use High Beam Headlights. Push the tab to remove the coupler. Rotate the old bulb counter-clockwise to remove. Insert a new bulb into the bulb.
- Change a burnt out overhead dome light bulb in a 3rd generation Honda CR-V with photo illustrated steps and the replacement part number.
- Consider replacing incandescent interior lights in your 2019 CRV (Map lights, Center roof, and trunk lights) with white LED’s.
- Change the interior front cabin bulbs in your 2007 gen3 EX
📹 How to Replace Interior Map Light Bulbs 07-11 Honda CR-V
In this video, 1A Auto shows you how to replace a broken, damaged or burnt out overhead map light. This video applies to the 09 …
📹 Honda Cabin Light Bulb Replacement (performed on Honda CR-V but can use for others)
This is a video on how to replace the bulbs in you Honda CR-V and other Honda vehicle models such as the Accord, Civic, Pilot, …
Hello. Oreilly auto parts counter person here. One of the number one complaints and cause of returns of led bulbs is that many customers are not aware of the nature of led bulbs and how they require a certain orientation to work because of their positive and negative ends. It actually pleases me that you bring this up. Thank you so much. Hopefully more people realize that the bulbs are not defective and they just need to install them in a different orientation.
I recommend before buying a bulb if you have a Honda take that cover off and see what the bulb looks like while the light housing is the same shape on several Honda’s some of them have different bulb styles such as a long tubular one or short tubular one. In the bulb number might actually be written on the plastic housing somewhere. Yo can always take the old bulb with you tothe store.
thanks for the demo article. it helps me to see that the lighting situation between my 2 hondas (2014 civic & 2014 cr-v) are the same. in light of that, i have found out that my 2014 civic takes a T10/194/168 style bulb which also agrees with the info in your description for this 2014 cr-v article. in the description you mention that the bulb you used is a 194 bulb (which would imply that both my 2014 civic & 2014 cr-v could use the same bulbs). however, when i used your amazon link to get info on the bulb you used, amazon’s site lists this bulb as a “912 Mini Wedge / T5”. is your amazon link a bad link or did you really use a 912/T5 bulb and not a 194/T10 bulb?