2003-2008 Honda Pilot HVAC Control Dash Lights Replacement How To DIY

[@Live-Life-Freely]

Thanks for the video! I'm the cheap guy that only bought the bulb. It worked!

[@KurtL-d6w]

Perfect! Worked like a charm on my 05. I would recommend before re-assembly--test the component first--plug the two wires in the back and turn on the lights to see if they work. Not much to take apart again but the less I fool around with those clips, the better

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

Great tip!

[@agrey8110]

Thank you. Great job on the following up on the part number. Comment mainly for the YT stats.

[@t-fuelernienotoriousmisfit7449]

Great video, thank you very much. The repair worked great on my 2007 Honda Pilot 👍💯👊😝

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

Great to hear!

[@SongTown]

Nice video. Is it possible to find white lighting instead of the blue?

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

The bulbs are white. It's the lenses on the HVAC that are the greenish blue color.bi believe the 06-08 is the same, except for white lighting. I can't guarantee that though

[@Medic91101]

Thanks for this channel. I had a 2007 CRV which was crushed while parked by a speeding drug addict...sadly. It had everything: Back-up camera, GPS, Fog lights, CD changer, etc.... I could only find a 2008 CRV (100 Miles away) which did not have any of these, but I scooped it up immediately. I toyed with the idea of putting this stuff in the 08-hence why I sub to your channel. Can't be that difficult...yes? No?

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

You can do it. The 2008 would be similar to my 2005 as far as running the backup cam wiring, but the stereo opening is different. Just requires a different dash kit and wiring harness. Also the tailgate opens from the bottom and goes up like a traditional SUV so running the wiring is slightly different. But it's no harder than any other CRV.

[@briancampbell9006]

Thanks man. Good video.

[@ButchDoolittle-qz6pn]

How do I get the code for the Honda Pilot radio immediately?Iteven though there's not one in the vehicle

[@lancedamnen]

I have a question. I’m thinking about doing this to my 2004 pilot do you know what size bulbs for the ones behind the back light?

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

It's what I showed in The video if you are talking about the back light on the HVAC module

[@lancedamnen]

@@JackofAllMasterofNone I’m wondering what size I would need for the LED or all of it I would like to replace mine and make it a different color actually

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

@@lancedamnen I'm sorry I don't know for sure.

[@katherineportillo360]

Would like to know on how to put a new complete piece like 2024 new technology not looking old

[@AndresZermeño-t5w]

Where u Buy the bulbs ??

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

Www.hondapartsnow.com

[@schifoso]

Good video. Actually a fairly easy and quick job to do. Your explanation of how to remove the side panels is probably most important. I'm in Canada and the bulbs units are $13 each. So I ordered just the glass bulb for a few dollars and replaced the ones in the bulb units. Just wire by hand pulling fairly tight, snip off the excess with something like a nail clipper, and then with something like a tiny flat screwdriver press down the wires at corners and at the end. It'll make sense when you do your first one. Amazon has the glass bulb - part is a 7219 12V 0.06A bulb.

[@eddienellis5025]

Be careful, evidently not all Honda Pilots are the same. My 2005 Honda Pilot EX-L actually takes 6 of the 79673-S9V-A01 bulbs which are no longer available. If you need the 79670-S9V-A01 bulbs, let me know since I now have 6 I can't return.

[@RichMRamos]

I have a 2006 EX-L. If you still have the 79670-S9V-A01 bulbs, I'll take them.

[@eddienellis5025]

@@RichMRamos yes , I still have them

[@RichMRamos]

@@eddienellis5025 Eddie, please post your email address so we can discuss price and mailing addresses without being on a public forum.

[@jlydon29]

I just pulled mine apart. Flipped the headlights on and the temperature control unit started smoking. Lol

[@JackofAllMasterofNone]

That's not correct. Sounds like the wrong bulb maybe?

[@herry333]

Thanks, but that's way too much work.