dash lights quit working
#1
dash lights quit working
i have a 93 camry 4cyl i noticed all my dash light quit working. just the ones where you turn the headlight on that isnt working. i checked the fuses and there all good. anything elese i should check? thanks
#4
So, the glove box light works?
How about the light dimmer ****?
Taillights work?
All of the lights and those in the previous post branch out for the same source of power. Need to narrow down what works and what does not to find a possible source for the bulbs that don't work.
How about the light dimmer ****?
Taillights work?
All of the lights and those in the previous post branch out for the same source of power. Need to narrow down what works and what does not to find a possible source for the bulbs that don't work.
#5
i remember last week when the gauge light works and climate and the shifter like worked the dimmer switch didnt worked at all. i will go out to my car and look right now and see what works and what not. but like my hazards work signal works all the liughts around the outside of the car works the door light. i'll be back thanks.
#6
ok so i looked the dash lights that come on when you turn the headlights on so you can see you cluster gauges and the climate control also the shifter on the concul doesnt light up. the idiot gauges light up on the cluster like brake, air bag, battery and ect lights up. the glove box lights up too. could this be the dimmer switch?
#7
The glove box bulbs receives power from the same source as the cluster, climate and shifter bulbs. But the glove box bulb is not on the dimmer circuit.
Are all the bulbs that don't work are controlled by the dimmer (no working bulbs respond to the dimmer), the dimmer switch could be the issue.
Idiot lights are all on their own circuits and not connected to the light circuit above.
Are all the bulbs that don't work are controlled by the dimmer (no working bulbs respond to the dimmer), the dimmer switch could be the issue.
Idiot lights are all on their own circuits and not connected to the light circuit above.
Last edited by toyomoho; 12-16-2011 at 10:35 AM.
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