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Odometer LCD is all dark/nt working

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My Odometer LCD is all dark/nt working. All the other displays are fine ... it was working just fine until abt an hour ago...Fuse maybe? The 108 degree heat?

POST 2Original post

Most likely one of the bulbs that provide light from the rear has blown. Have had the same thing occur. Not hard to pull the dash out to replace, or very cheap for the dealer to do.

POST 3Original post

+1 on blown bulb... the streathers book is good to have on how to take stuff apart. Easy diy.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 9649867

Thx! I ordered it and the diy looks pretty straight forward

POST 5Original post

Could be the heat. Can you get it somewhere cool or drive around with the air on to see if it comes back?

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