Has anyone ever had all of there cluster lights not work due to the cluster itself? I replaced the headlight switch and they still dont work. I pulled the cluster apart and none of the bulbs are burnt. My inspection is overdue by two months and I need to fix this quick im just wondering if this has happened to anyone else before I waste money on a cluster.
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Is that needed to pass inspection?"We praise or find fault, depending on which of the two provides more opportunity for our powers of judgement to shine." -
I would think so ive been pulled over and warned about it (but i guess i was speeding and blamed it on no dash lights) either way ive been driving without them for a year and miss a nice lit up dash at night.Comment
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On my first car my lights wouldn't work due to slight corrosion a the contacts. The little "tabs" that contact the board. I had to take them all out and clean them with a wire brush, the little toothbrush style. But my car had sat for a few years and we have a moisture issue up here that you probably don't.
Do your lights for the heater and AC control panel light up? If not better check fuse #23
Is so then I'd check continuity at the cluster.
Take your continuity tester and see if the cluster is good, then look to a ground or the wire feeding the cluster.Comment
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Fuse #23 has power. And yes my all my other dash lights work like they should, just not the two that light the cluster. What connections on the cluster do I need to check for continuity.Comment
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If I'm reading the Electrical Troubleshooting manual correctly, it should be pins 23 and 24. On the C2 connector(White) on the Speedo side of the cluster.
Or take the cluster apart and trace out the circuit board for the cluster lights, perhaps there's a crack and you may need to solder the gap.Comment
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