Help!! Indicator Lights not working
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Help!! Indicator Lights not working
My A/C indicator lights are not working. During the day they are dim but I can see them (barely). At night, when the navigation turns to night time display, I cannot see them at all. The only way that I can see them at night is if I turn the headlights off. During twilight, when the headlights turn on but the navigation is still on daytime, I can see the lights above the buttons. But as soon as my navigation switches to night time mode, it goes dark. Has anyone else had this problem and is aware of a solution?
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that is going to be a challenge to troubleshoot, unless you recently had the center console removed for a stereo upgrade or other. The only way to do this, I think would be a service manual and to step back one circuit at a time until you know where the problem arises. At the fuse block, into the console, at the console etc.. then you could begin to look for a broken wire, connector that is not tight, seems like it would be a common point if the whole AC/Dash region is out and everything else works.
You could try and just pull the center console and then put it back to see if its a connector that is just not quite making contact, I wish I could offer up more help then that...The electronics in this vehicle are complex, but checking the fuses, which are described in the owners manual might be another place to try.
You could try and just pull the center console and then put it back to see if its a connector that is just not quite making contact, I wish I could offer up more help then that...The electronics in this vehicle are complex, but checking the fuses, which are described in the owners manual might be another place to try.
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that is going to be a challenge to troubleshoot, unless you recently had the center console removed for a stereo upgrade or other. The only way to do this, I think would be a service manual and to step back one circuit at a time until you know where the problem arises. At the fuse block, into the console, at the console etc.. then you could begin to look for a broken wire, connector that is not tight, seems like it would be a common point if the whole AC/Dash region is out and everything else works.
You could try and just pull the center console and then put it back to see if its a connector that is just not quite making contact, I wish I could offer up more help then that...The electronics in this vehicle are complex, but checking the fuses, which are described in the owners manual might be another place to try.
You could try and just pull the center console and then put it back to see if its a connector that is just not quite making contact, I wish I could offer up more help then that...The electronics in this vehicle are complex, but checking the fuses, which are described in the owners manual might be another place to try.
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based on sensors in the dash its automatic on how it adjusts for daytime and night time. The brightness is just up or down. It does change based on whether your headlights are on or off.. for this reason I dont use the auto setting for my headlights, I only turn them on when I actually want them on, that may be something to look.
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based on sensors in the dash its automatic on how it adjusts for daytime and night time. The brightness is just up or down. It does change based on whether your headlights are on or off.. for this reason I dont use the auto setting for my headlights, I only turn them on when I actually want them on, that may be something to look.
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