I recently took out my instrument panel to replace the bulbs with LEDs and saw some minor issues with the circuit board.

Are there any problems these cuts will cause? Thanks in advance.

 

Yes , those will cause problems in the form of the connector not passing power to the circuit fed by the broken connections .

Now , with that said , it remains to be seen what the problems will be based on exactly which circuit is fed by the broken connection . It looks like the worst one feeds a socket that doesn't even have a bulb in it , if it's the red "brakes" light you may not even have noticed it's been out . But if the other one that looks bad is the gas gauge or something more important it's gonna suck to be missing the gas gauge just for an obviously messed up connection .

PS , the ARE ways to repair that , it ain't easy and ain't always successful , and is a repair best attempted by someone REAL familiar with repairing delicate electronics .

 

This is one of the best reasons not to go tearing into the car unnecessarily. Sometimes just disassembly can cause damage like this.

Best fix is a salvaged cluster.

 

Well, it was the LED's and I wanted to fix the trip odometer.

It does seem of the broken connections is going to an unused light socket, and the other is headed up towards the turn signal.

The one going to the turn signal is the one thats only half sliced.
Will it still work in that condition or is there something I can do to make a full connection?