Bolts falling out of sockets upon re-installation can be avoided by shimming the bolt into the socket with a scrap of paper. Tear of a piece of - for instance - computer printer paper, or even part of an old receipt slightly bigger than the outer diameter of the socket. Push the bolt head into the socket with the paper covering the opening, so the paper creates an interference fit between socket & bolt head strong enough to defeat gravity & weak enough for easy socket retrieval after tightening. Easy & done.

Great video. Fixed the issue on my 94 Accord !

Great close-up video. Just ensure that the little drive shaft goes in correctly (push in and twist). I had the same problem with that one screw. I too, had my magnetic retriever ready (invaluable). Maybe, it should be mandatory for the designers to work on things to experience the difficulties they do not realize on the computer.

Thank you! My 94 Accord had the “D3” dash shifter light flashing and speedometer wasn’t working, this helped a great deal to have more of an idea on what it exactly is!! Legend ❤️

How did you figure out it was this? A lot of people say different things but I haven’t tried changing this I also have a d4 blinking light

What do I do if the pin is stuck in the transmission after pulling off the module

I was told it's on the transmission??

Why u couldn’t just move the plug out the way. Wow 😮

Is this an auto or manual?

Are you an auto mechanic or a backyard mechanic? I wouldn't bring you a toy car to fix.