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This isn't the same problem as the other light thread, so I decided to make a new thread for it.
For about a week, my instrument lights haven't worked at all. The park lights, headlights, and taillights all function normally, but none of the instrument lights (cluster, console, stereo) work. All the fuses are good. I tested with a known-good headlight switch and dimmer switch, it's not those. I tested with an extra cluster (I'm starting to gather duplicate parts of everything o.O ) and it didn't light up, so it's not an issue with the cluster. Any ideas? Anyone have a wiring diagram?
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Here is a link to download the workshop manual, should have wiring diagrams.
http://www.cannell.co.uk/Manuals.htm past that, I am not a wiring genius by any stretch, so I couldn't tell ya what was goin' on.
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Tried that link, no wiring diagrams, and the manuals inside don't work. I have a copy of the manual-on-CD, but it doesn't have 'em either (unless they're exceptionally well hidden).
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remember one thing if you have power and ground you still may not have enough wire to have amperage going thru it.
remember to use a socket like a brake bulb or something to make sure the current is strong enough. |
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I own a test probe, I'll just use that if it comes down to testing the circuit itself. I'm really hoping there's something fairly easy I'm overlooking
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