Check Gages light???
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I'm assuming you have the digital odometer as you checked for codes. In order to test the cluster, do this:
1. With the ignition off, press and hold the trip meter button.
2. Turn on the ignition w/o starting the engine, still holding the button.
3. The odometer will display "chec" -- at this point release the button.
4. The cluster will run through a self test. Watch it for any lights that don't light or gauges that are acting funny.
Good luck!
1. With the ignition off, press and hold the trip meter button.
2. Turn on the ignition w/o starting the engine, still holding the button.
3. The odometer will display "chec" -- at this point release the button.
4. The cluster will run through a self test. Watch it for any lights that don't light or gauges that are acting funny.
Good luck!
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Pop off the trim bezel, pull out the cluster as far as you can get w/ the shift cable attached, and disconnect/reconnect the electrical connectors. Put it back together, disconnect the negative battery cable, turn the key to start and hold it there for 15 seconds. Reconnect the battery cable, fire it up, and see if it recurs. Turn the key to on for about 15 seconds before trying to start it or it will probably die right away and need to be restarted (the ECU puts the IAC through it's paces on the first startup after disconnecting the battery.)
That's what I'd do, anyway.
That's what I'd do, anyway.
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