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Replacing hazard swith for Honda Accord 1996

The hazard signal was sticking. We bought a new hazard switch. Can it be replaced with out popping out the console? How do you pop out the console?

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U must remove the center console....remove the ashtray..(pull it ) remove the plastic trim piece around the shifter , should just pop off ,,,held on by clips...u will see 2 phillips screws under that piece., the 2 screws that secure the trim panel that ur hazard switch is attached to.....remove those screws and gently pull the panel off , u may have to unplug the clock and otherm necessary connectors includeing the hazard switch connector to remove the panel..u should be able to remove the switch with a screwdriver..reinstall everything back the way u took it off...be sure to plug the cig lighter back in...

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