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help gq dash lights

Post by nisson35 »

I have just lost the warning lights to my dash can anyone help?? :bad-words: :bad-words:
YOU CAN FOLLOW ME BUT ITS GUNNA HURT!!
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Post by acebryan »

It might sound obvious but check all your fuses carefully I had a similar problem and it turned out that I had over looked a blown fuse. Most likely in the panel near your accelarator hope this can help.
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Post by -Scott- »

acebryan wrote:It might sound obvious but check all your fuses carefully I had a similar problem and it turned out that I had over looked a blown fuse. Most likely in the panel near your accelarator hope this can help.
X2.

Don't just visually check them - use a meter to check them. Some fuses can fracture at one end, where you can't see it. Visually, it looks OK, but the electrons are too dumb to jump the gap.

Good luck,

Scott
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