starara

Can someone provide instructions for replacing the gear shift indicator bulb (under the gearshift selector) on my 2003 RX300. I have reviewed other threads that discuss this but would like the specifics (or pictures) on how to remove the trim around the gearshift to get to the bulb.

Thanks
Starara

blueridge

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx3...ght-out-3.html

starara

Blueridge
Thanks but I was refering to the indicator lamp next to the gear selector (located at the center of the front console to the right of the driver), not the instrument cluster in front of the driver. Any info on replacing that bulb?
Starara

blueridge

Ahh, sorry, should have read closer. What I posted is the more common problem. I did a search of other posts and can't find anything with pics.

mikey00

You basically just need to remove the trim piece above the shift area to get at the bulb. It is held in by clips and you just start pulling from the top edge. You will need a Sylvania 2721 bulb, available at Autozone. Here is a discussion we had on it back when I did mine. Following the links in the posts will get you pics.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx3...ight=indicator

starara

mikey00
Thanks for the detail. Any sugestions for a tool to pull the trim with or is it just with the fingers...seems awfully tight. Also I tried the link you gavr for the pictures but I get a message that page can't be found...Can you pls double check and resend.
Regards
Starara

mikey00

Sorry about the bad link. Check here:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx3...umination.html

And here:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx3...r-rx300-2.html

starara

Mikey00

Fantastic! The second link was what I needed. Thanks all for the assistance.

Regards
Starara

bobbrown

How do you do this on a 2007? Is it the same as a rx 300 ??

ReynoldG

Gew

Are all gearbox modes supposed to be indicated (illuminated) on the dashboard?
When I use R(everse) it becomes illuminated, but not D, or any other mode.
Well, truthfully, haven't investigated if L N or 2 gives any illumination, but I'm guessing no.
One thing for sure though, P doesn't!