Nissan Almera (1995 - 2000) - Centre Console - removing to replace broken light?

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Sat 10 Nov 2007 22:03
Centre Console - removing to replace broken light? - wannabemedic
I've got a Nissan Almera 1997 - the centre console has buttons including the hazard lights, but whilst driving at night I noticed the light behind the hazard lights button has burnt out.

I've located two screws half-way down the console, however, I'm not sure whether this is a good idea, i.e. worth it for the sake of a bulb.

Does anyone know if I'm likely to cause more issues if something falls out etc when I remove the centre console?

It looks like it'll unscrew and come away but on it is the radio, two vent fans, the buttons for fog lights and rear demist.

I really don't want to risk anything so if anyone can advise whether it's a simple process I'd be grateful, cheers.
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Sun 18 Nov 2007 22:52
Centre Console - removing to replace broken light? - wannabemedic
I take it I should just leave it then ;)
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Sun 18 Nov 2007 23:09
Centre Console - removing to replace broken light? - bathtub tom
There doesn't seem to be a lot of Almera experience on this site. I've got an N16 and I've found this quite useful:
tinyurl.com/35fhk9
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Sun 18 Nov 2007 23:26
Centre Console - removing to replace broken light? - bell boy
what it is tom is alma marters dont need fiddling with at this year so no ones done anything to the dashe-s
my theory anyways
cant even remember which model the alma is on a 97 is there some more screws in the ash tray?
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