The third brake light is not working at all. I believe it's a LED light. Where should I start when trying to fix it?
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That is a good tip, I'm guilty of doing that in the past on occasion. Also if you have one that fits loose and you're afraid it might fall out, you can use a very small dab of rtv silicone as a holding agent. I use it on a holding point opposite where you would insert the pick. This way you can pry it open as you normally would and pull it apart.Nice, helpful video, thanks!
I'd just add to use a little rag over the pick (or flathead screwdriver) as Honda recommends, to reduce the risk of breaking the little tab, without which the two little triangular red plastic covers won't snap into place anymore and you'll probably lose them while driving. They are annoying and overpriced to replace, as I noted above, so best to avoid the hassle.
The video is helpful because the third brake lamp tends to burn out quite often. Lots of Pilots driving around not realizing (or not caring) they're out.
Did that same trick a few years ago. Otherwise it would look funny with one piece missing. Think I used some caulk I had leftover from a remodel.That is a good tip, I'm guilty of doing that in the past on occasion. Also if you have one that fits loose and you're afraid it might fall out, you can use a very small dab of rtv silicone as a holding agent. I use it on a holding point opposite where you would insert the pick. This way you can pry it open as you normally would and pull it apart.