On my 2012 Cadillac CTS, the gear position light stopped working. Could this be a fuse? Very hard to locate which one and location. Thank you.
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Asked by jojwillen Mar 07, 2017 at 01:44 PM about the 2012 Cadillac CTS 3.0L RWD

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The actual light shines up through the gear position selector position.

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JC_Cadillac answered 7 years ago

It's unlikely to be a fuse. A specific fuse would feed power to the entire instrument lighting cluster affecting all of the instrument lights. It might be that the light or LED itself is out.

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jojwillen answered 7 years ago

Is it rocket science to find/replace the bulb (or led). Thanks

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JC_Cadillac answered 7 years ago

My guess is that you'd need access to the back of the instrument cluster to enable access to the specific bulb. I have a 2011 CTS Sedan and a 2012 CTS-V. Access looks to be gained with under the hump on dash (in front of driver). Hopefully the bulb isn't integral to the cluster itself. Meaning that you have to change out the entire cluster. Can't imagine that Cadillac would do that to us.

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