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Use plenty of towels to protect your dash and steering column so you don't scratch it up when pulling it out.
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My oil level gauge/ clock portion of my cluster is no longer functioning. It simply does not light up at all. Is there a simple fix for this? Fuse? The rest of the cluster works just fine.
Thanks.
I am going to assume the rest of your instrument cluster is operational. If so, I would check your connection at the oil level sender or maybe the sensor itself went bad. I actually just broke my sender this week as I was trying to pull out my a/c compressor. Check out my thread for the location of the sender.
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ideo-help.html
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Thanks for the response.
Wouldn't that just give me some sort of error message, or just an incorrect reading? The whole gauge and clock are just completely off. No power. And yes, the rest of the cluster is working perfectly fine.
Thanks
Do you mean the light is off, or the gauges themselves don't work?
If it's a light, you can just replace the LED, pull off the cluster and the bulbs come right out.
It has been overcast as hell here the past few days (and I leave for work in the dark, and get home in the dark), so every time I've looked at the display, its been in low light conditions. I finally had a chance to take a flashlight to the display and it looks like the display is working, and just the light is out. It is unreadable without a bright light shined on it, which is why I thought it was actually non-functioning.
Thanks for the help. I'm going to replace the bulb next chance I get.
Here's a DIY to remove the gauge pod:
http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...96_Cluster.htm
Use plenty of towels to protect your dash and steering column so you don't scratch it up when pulling it out.
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