Why my reverse (backlight) won't work?

There is a switch on the column if its an automatic that you may need to change to get it to work again If its a standard then its a little more involved. You need to go under the vehicle and find the shift linkage and then look for the switch there. Hope this helps

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Where is the switch at, and how do I get to the switch on the column?

13 de dic. de 2015 - de Kevin

The switch for your Honda is on the transmission housing, nowhere near the column.

13 de dic. de 2015 - de oldturkey03

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Where is the switch at, and how do I get to the switch on the column? — Kevin
The switch for your Honda is on the transmission housing, nowhere near the column. — oldturkey03

oldturkey03 @oldturkey03 Rep: 781.5mil 1.1mil 893 2.3mil · Answer 1 · 2015-12-11T17:59:50-07:00

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Kevin start off by checking the under dash fuse relay box fuse #19. Make sure it is still intact. After that you want to check the Back-Up light switch, which is located on the transmission housing. Disconnect the connectors from the switch. Use a multimeter and check for continuity between contact 1 and contact 2. there should only be continuity between those points when your gear selector is in "R". If it is not, replace it.

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I haven't change the part yet, maybe you could send a picture of this part on a CRV so I will know its location! Thanks

10 de ene. de 2016 - de Kevin

So what happened to the car, did you fix it sir kevin?

25 de sep. de 2017 - de olrac23_ccc

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John Dozier @johndozier Rep: 1 · Answer 2 · 2017-12-11T07:45:55-07:00

I'm curious also. My left turn signal started clicking twice the normal speed and then I found the left side back up light was burned out. First I'd bout the flasher relay because back in the seventies if your turn signal started acting up it was always the culprit. Sometimes I forget what year it is. lol Anyway I changed all of the back end bulbs and now neither back up light are working. I used Philips long-life for the brake and turn signal bulbs and Bosch long life for the back up bulbs. Naturally I can't help but wonder if I should have shelled out the extra twenty bucks for the Philips b.u. bulbs.

I just couldn't understand went those little bulbs cost so much.