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YOUR RESEARCHWhats up with my instrument cluster?
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have you been using your gf sprinkled makeup again?
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I guessing it's related to the low temperature you mentioned. You might try warming things up with a hair dryer (be careful not to get the plastic bits too hot) and see if it goes away.
Oh, yeah. Do all the display show the same symptom or just that one?
The others are like it at well, the one i posted is the worst though. I am hoping its the weather. I cant heat it up since the plastic cover on the cluster is the in the way..
Yep last year the same things but worse were showing up on a couple guys displays. LCD's don't like moisture and cold. It's a very low power display and cold reduces the power flow even more.
Sounds like a good excuse for a road trip south. Of course the south doesn't has much relief and nice things to offer currently. The weather sure is cold for you guys. 75 outside and 78 inside right now. Wish we had a bridge for you guys.
