How is the automatic gear lighting bulb changing?

Hello friends
I was stuck on a subject and I couldn't find a place to research, I do not want to give money to the service, electrician in a simple bulb replacement, if anyone knows, please help.

I have 2000 Model Automatic 206 XR ...
The backlighting of the characters (PRND 3 2) showing the automatic gear position (next to the gear lever) does not work.
The service said that the team needs to change for the lights to turn on, it costs 300-500 TL, but it seems ridiculous to me. Can't I remove myself and replace the faulty bulb?
Even if there is no bulb inside but there is another soldered lighting system, it is okay. I can do it again. Is it opened?
Is there anyone who can help?
Thanks in advance

I have one more question...

Is there an ODBII connector in the 2000 model 206? Where is it?

I do not know much about your vehicle, but the automatic 406's same bulbs had exploded.

I tried it as you said, but after the frame comes out, the thin plastic sheet with the posts that should come out is attached where the 3 small buttons on the right (S * 1) are located.

If you push that section upwards from the bottom and put it in an upright position, it will come out easily, so it is the same as logic 406, and then you can easily access the bulbs.

[QUOTE = mimitt] If you push that section upwards from the bottom and put it upright, it will come out easily, so it is the same as logic 406, and then you can easily access the bulbs. [/ QUOTE]

Which Department

I do not understand, sorry, are you talking about buttons or plastic sheets?
I can't reach the bottom of the buttons from the bottom, the plastic plate has nails, I think it doesn't move, but it gets up when you push it by a screwdriver from the edges, but it hangs when it comes to the buttons :(

NOTE: In the meantime, I think I opened the issue in the wrong place.

The ODBII connector is on the left below the headlight adjustment knob. For me, the automatic lights are not on.

[QUOTE = Honor] ODBII connector is on the left side below the headlight adjustment knob. For me, the automatic lights are not on. [/ QUOTE]

The friend who sold the car was a very close friend and claims to be burning Are you sure?
It makes sense for me to be on fire because there are 3 buttons there, they should be visible at night, peugeot did not leave this incomplete.
By the way, you said that there is an ODBII connector, but if you have 2000 models, I would like to ask this again and make sure, because I would order an externally mounted trip computer, so I wouldn't have bought it.
Thanks for the answer

By ODBII, I mean, I might have misunderstood the connector connected to the computer. there might be bulbs in the transmission, I do not have a clear knowledge, but if it does not burn in mine, I would have learned something like that

Okay, it is true that I mean the connector that the vehicle is connected to the computer, if it is available in 2000s, there are external externally mounted road computers, we can get everything from fuel consumption to engine temperature and malfunctions :)

Transmission lighting remained in suspense :(

Unfortunately, there is no lighting system like you mentioned in the 206s. Only the LEDs of the Snow and Sports mode buttons on the gear light up. Be careful when removing the tray that says P, R, N, D, which is a very weak material. But if you say that I will remove it in the province, it does not come off without removing the long plastic casing, which also includes the hand brake from behind. The nails are under it.

[QUOTE = monur] Unfortunately, there is no lighting system as you mentioned in the 206s, friends. Only the LEDs of the Snow and Sports mode buttons on the gear light up. Be careful when removing the tray that says P, R, N, D, which is a very weak material. But if you say that I will remove it in the province, it does not come off without removing the long plastic casing, which also includes the hand brake from behind. The nails are under it. monur so many tks i will be in the service tomorrow I will be beating the whole part :)

Is your vehicle tirptonic or automatic, there is no light in the triptonics I know, but I know it is in the autos. I might know it wrong.

[QUOTE = dinoco] [QUOTE = monur] Unfortunately, there is no lighting system as you mentioned in the 206s, friends. Only the LEDs of the Snow and Sports mode buttons on the gear light up. Be careful when removing the tray that says P, R, N, D, which is a very weak material. But if you say that I will remove it in the province, it does not come off without removing the long plastic casing, which also includes the hand brake from behind. The nails are under it. monur so many tks i will be in the service tomorrow I will be beating the whole part :) [/ QUOTE]

Thank you, we learned this.

You are welcome to write what I wrote for the fully automatic transmission type AL4.

I guess the same gearbox type was produced until 2004.

I do not understand how you can make that metal part transparent.