My service engine soon bulb is burned out?

[tom5170]

02 grand prix gt. 197k

I believe the ses light is burned out because it never turns on even at initial startup/turning key over. I was able to hook up a scanner and got a code for the light malfunctioning and pulled a map code.

Anyways, does anyone know which bulb is for the ses, and what type I can use?

I'd like to order a new bulb online somewhere.

 

[NotEnoughGPs]

In order to replace the bulb, you will need to remove the gauge cluster. The ses bulb is a common 194.

 

[Bronco Boy]

My SES light was burnt out when I bought the car. I blame the PO though. LOL

As mentioned, the bulb is a 194, and here is the location on the front of the cluster.....

And I believe this is the location on the rear of the cluster.....

 

[tom5170]

thanks. I think the bulb is up higher though.

 

[Mirraco]

Burned bulb is correct, I havn't replaced one, but I would just find a gauage cluster thats close to your milage, but I am a lazy SOB. I almost removed the bulb on one of my cars because SES would always come and go, and it was just a generic misfire, no reason, car wasn't misfiring as I could tell, but just a stupid light that would come and go for no apparent reason, car would drive just fine.

 

[idrivejunk]

I'm looking at the back of the cluster off my 02 and Bronco's pic (the red circle) shows the correct location. But its not a 194. It is a bayonet type bulb but very small and in a special socket. The warning lamps are smaller than the illumination lamps which I have bought before. I suggest taking the bulb out and taking it to a local parts store, that what I did when one of the larger bulbs went out. The socket came with the bulb. It wasn't a problem then, but your experience may vary.