I-Mid has died

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Yar4ick

Discussion Starter · 4 mo ago

Hi there! I've been happy with my car for a few months, and then happened THIS.

I-mid display started blinking and even if I turn off the engine the screen still was active (it was just gray) After a couple of days, it eventually broke down during the ride.

And here is the question ladies and gentlemen:

Can I just replace it with a screen( that has a different serial number) from another civic ? Because there are no options in my country, unfortunately. Nobody wants to repair that sh1t because everybody finds it too complicated.
Thanks in advance

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2013ACURAILX

· #2 · 4 mo ago

stick with the same part number for your model year.

have you gone through the troubleshooting process for the display in the service manual?

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2013ACURAILX

· #4 · 4 mo ago

Yar4ick said:
Thanks for the reply! The main problem is lack of the parts. There was only one screen on the eBay with the same part number 78260-TR7-A020-M1 and guess what? It's already sold

What about your question - I didn't even see such a manual that explains my issue. I believe that my repair guy have already done his best attempting to fix that

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