Blown fuse, or they are turned off. Depending on the vehicle, you turn them up or down with either the trip meter reset button or the light switch. Try rotating either one. If fuses are not blown then it could be the bulbs are all blown too. All four of mine were blown. It's a bit of a process to get to them. Did mine the other night and took about 3 hours to get it done. I noticed a question posted on how to change these bulbs. It mentioned taking the entire dash panel out, but if only remove the dash shield you can pull the bulbs straight out instead of twisting out their sockets from the rear.
If the Ford Galaxy dashboard lights don't work, there could be a problem with the fuses. There is also a possibility that a bulb is burned out or there is a short in the wiring.
The park lamps fuse is blown
First check your fuses if none are blown then check the switch.
Check the fuse for the instrument lights. Also there is a rheostat that is used to dim the instrument lights. If it is turned too far the lights will go out.
the bulbs that illuminate that section of the dash have most likely burned out and will need to be replaced
Im 99% sure you have a fuse blown, its the parking lamps fuse. a fuse may be blown
are you sure the lower brake lights your talking about aren't tail lights. That's my guess. Check in the fuse box for a fuse labeled dash, illumination, parking or something to that effect.
The most probable cause of both lights being on at the same time is a malfunction of each system. The brake light may illuminate because of a problem with the ABS unit, or because of low brake fluid. The battery light may illuminate because of a problem with the charging system, such as a malfunctioning alternator or dying battery. It could also be a problem common to both lights, such as a bad ground somewhere or an ECU problem.
There have been many assaults near the cinema at night so the council put up lights to illuminate the area.
what the headlight lights mean on the dash
1- the light switch, or 2- the wiring on the plug to the light switch from the car, or 3- a blown fuse
I had a similar problem with my 1991 Maxima. The dashboard lights did not work. I could not find a fuse. Then I noticed the parking lights did not work. I could not find a fuse. Finally I noticed the tail lights did not work. I checked the fuse and it was burnt. After replacing it all is okay again.