2003 Honda Accord Seek/Scan Radio Button Light?

Normally, This car has an orange internal ambience at night.
Yesterday, I noticed that the color (light) of my Seek/Scan radio
button turned to a light peach color. Being that this is a new car
and is still under warranty, is this something for the dealer to
handle?

Thanks in advance.

pencilcup wrote:

> Normally, This car has an orange internal ambience at night.
> Yesterday, I noticed that the color (light) of my Seek/Scan radio
> button turned to a light peach color. Being that this is a new car
> and is still under warranty, is this something for the dealer to
> handle?

if theyre really nice. the only solution, AFAIK, is to give you a brand
new radio.

now, whether theyll do that because the color of light on one of the
buttons at night is slightly lighter than the others remains to be seen.

worth asking. they might not be willing to do anything until/unles the
light burns out.

"pencilcup" wrote

> Normally, This car has an orange internal ambience at night.
> Yesterday, I noticed that the color (light) of my Seek/Scan radio
> button turned to a light peach color. Being that this is a new car
> and is still under warranty, is this something for the dealer to
> handle?

Make a note of it with your dealer. If real (and associated) problems crop
up out of warranty, then the dealer has it on record that you reported it
during the warranty period. That way you have potential recourse.

That's a good idea since I only have 1000 miles left before the
warranty expires.

Thanks.


On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 14:45:44 -0700, "Howard Lester"
> wrote:

>
>"pencilcup" wrote
>
>> Normally, This car has an orange internal ambience at night.
>> Yesterday, I noticed that the color (light) of my Seek/Scan radio
>> button turned to a light peach color. Being that this is a new car
>> and is still under warranty, is this something for the dealer to
>> handle?
>
>Make a note of it with your dealer. If real (and associated) problems crop
>up out of warranty, then the dealer has it on record that you reported it
>during the warranty period. That way you have potential recourse.
>