Gauge lights intermittent on-off?
#2
Your wording is kind of weird. This only happens when moving? is it flickering or actually a timed on/off as if it's connected to a relay?
I would start with loose connections, obviously. Rule out the easy ****. From there I'd meter the harness at the cluster to see if the voltage is actually flickering or if it's isolated inside the cluster.
Honestly you probably just have a loose bulb.
I would start with loose connections, obviously. Rule out the easy ****. From there I'd meter the harness at the cluster to see if the voltage is actually flickering or if it's isolated inside the cluster.
Honestly you probably just have a loose bulb.
#4
No problem - it just kinda made it sound like it only happens when moving, which would be interesting.
I would still start with the easy things, inspect the fuse for the cluster and re-seat it in the fusebox if it looks OK. Re-seat the connections behind the cluster.
If you're still seeing a timed on/off, you have something pretty odd going on. You'll definitely need a multimeter and wiring diagram to troubleshoot further. In this case I think it would be easiest to start testing at the cluster and work backwards on the circuit from there. All of the gauge illumination runs through the stalk switch, but I can't really see that causing this issue.
I would still start with the easy things, inspect the fuse for the cluster and re-seat it in the fusebox if it looks OK. Re-seat the connections behind the cluster.
If you're still seeing a timed on/off, you have something pretty odd going on. You'll definitely need a multimeter and wiring diagram to troubleshoot further. In this case I think it would be easiest to start testing at the cluster and work backwards on the circuit from there. All of the gauge illumination runs through the stalk switch, but I can't really see that causing this issue.
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