In this video, 1A Auto shows you how to replace a broken, damaged or burnt out third brake light bulb. This video applies to the 08 Honda Accord.
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I had no clue it was this easy! Thanks so much!!
straight to the point
Omg!!! So freaking easy!
it would be super helpful if you guys did a video on how to change the turn signal relay in this gen accord theres none out there thanks
Best how to video I've seen!!! Very short & straight to the point! Thank you!!! You just earned my like & a new subscriber for this!!!
i have a 2010 honda accord. the rear driver side brake light bulb went
out and i did not change it. later on all 3 brake lights went out
(right, left and middle). i checked the bulbs and they were good. i
tested all fuses and they were all fine. i even removed the brake switch
near the brake pedal, tested it with a voltameter for continuity and it
was also fine.Still the brakes lights wont work Any help would be
appreciated
i have a 2010 honda accord. the rear driver side brake light bulb went
out and i did not change it. later on all 3 brake lights went out
(right, left and middle). i checked the bulbs and they were good. i
tested all fuses and they were all fine. i even removed the brake switch
near the brake pedal, tested it with a voltameter for continuity and it
was also fine.Still the brakes lights wont work Any help would be
appreciated
How do you get to the bulb in a 2017 accord? Do you have a video on that procedure?