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What causes the dash board lights and head lights to become dim while driving 1998 ford expedition?
could be the alternator is about to go out
How do you dim the dash lights on 1994 grand marquis?
There should be a roll switch right next to your light switch on your dash to dim the lights with.
What causes a consistent drop to 10 volts on your dash gauge plus Lights are dim and Gen light came on?
Check the alternator.
Where is the ground wire for tail lights dashboard lights and blinkers?
I have a 1983 GMC Sierra it has no dash,tail lights an brake lights are very dim
How do you dim the dashboard lights on a 2004 Toyota Sienna?
If you know where to change the odometer/tripmeter display... Instead of pushing that control, turn it counter-/clockwise to dim/brighten the dash lights.
How do you dim the lights on dash of a Mazda familia?
dial right hand side of the steering wheel
Why would your car radio dim your dash lights?
because it is using up lots of power :)
How do dim dashboard lights on a 2011 toyata sienna?
You turn the trip odometer button on the dash.
Why aren't the headlights on my 85 Chevy blazer working?
Check to see if the dash lights dim or if the tail lights come on when the light switch is turned on. If these other lights work then check for a headlight relay. Most likely causes are either the switch or the relay.
What causes the hi beam lights to be on dim when the low low beam lights are on?
Check the grounds for the headlights.
Your 2002 trailblazer is missing and the lights look dim on the inside What could be making it miss?
have your battery and alternator checked but first check to see if switch for your dash lights are just turned to dim
Why are the dash lights not working on a 1998 Dodge 1500 you have checked all of the fuses in the truck as well as under the hood They all are fine?
Most dash lights have a setting knob to turn the dash lights on and off and to dim them, maybe this switch is off.
