cluster goes NUTS!
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cluster goes NUTS!
when i turn my headlights on my gauge cluster does nuts for about 5 mins then is fine...it only happens when i turn the lights on...anyone have this problem?...im guessing its not normal....
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Re: cluster goes NUTS!
Replace the headlight switch?
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Re: cluster goes NUTS!
probably not
be a little more specific on what its doing
are some gauges shorting out? either dieing or maxing out (or both)
if thats what its doing then the first thing i would tell you to try is to tighten snugly, but not too tight. the screws that go around the perimiter of the cluster.
from what it sounds its not getting a good connection and after a little driving its just getting the little bump it needs from road conditions to put it just where it needs to be.
be a little more specific on what its doing
are some gauges shorting out? either dieing or maxing out (or both)
if thats what its doing then the first thing i would tell you to try is to tighten snugly, but not too tight. the screws that go around the perimiter of the cluster.
from what it sounds its not getting a good connection and after a little driving its just getting the little bump it needs from road conditions to put it just where it needs to be.
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Axle/Gears: Limited Slip 3.23's
Re: cluster goes NUTS!
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Re: cluster goes NUTS!
Could be, but in my case the contacts behind my cluster just needed to be reseated properly to get a good connection
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Re: cluster goes NUTS!
it seems like the cluster goes bonkers when i hit bumps...all is good for the most part then when i hit a bump the cluster goes awall...when the lights are off it works perfectly fine no glitches at all...im guessing it might be a bad ground somewhere?...but any more help would be appreciated
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