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On mine the dash lights each have their own socket that plugs into that board and draws its power from the board, no wire attached to the socket. There are a few studs with nuts that we put a wire on and ran it a ground. It’s not factory but it worked.
My dash is set up the same way. I’ll give that a shot today.
have you also checked the dash light fuse? also test for power at the fuse but make sure the headlight switch is on. this will tell you if power is making it this far or if you possibly have a bad headlight switch.
have you also checked the dash light fuse? also test for power at the fuse but make sure the headlight switch is on. this will tell you if power is making it this far or if you possibly have a bad headlight switch.
ya. it should be a 3 amp fuse. power come from the switch to the fuse panel then out to all the lights in the dash. it is possibly the potentiometer has gone bad
ya. it should be a 3 amp fuse. power come from the switch to the fuse panel then out to all the lights in the dash. it is possibly the potentiometer has gone bad
It seems I have a Cavity 14 where your diagram shows none. Cavity 2 for me lists Windows and has a 20 AMP fuse.
