Guages are set up so the driver can moniter what is going on with the engine. With guages the driver can see minor changes in the performance and fix accordingly. The problem with warning lights is there is a problem by the time they come on.
1990 ford festiva dashboard light goes out when brake is applied and the instrutment guages some time don,t work what causes that
if anything isn't working like guages, dash lights etc... its probably the body control module
It could be ignition module.
Its the scrol bar to the left of the guages by the head light switch
It does have both tail lights as well as dash lights
Sounds like you have a short in your wiring harness for your rear lights. As for your dash turn signal light, your dummy light is just acting up. You probably need a new wiring harness for your rear lights.
Changing the dash lights is easy. you can change them all in less then five mins. However... Getting to the dash lights is a bit time consuming. Before doing this, you may want to ensure that your headlight switch is not the problem. The dim/bright adjustment became defective and was the main cause of my dashlights not coming on. Easy way to check is to turn the dim/bright to the full on position, this will light up all all of the dash lights including the radio and heater/defroster lights. If this does the trick then replace the Headlight switch. If not follow the guide below. (I also had to replace some lights) 1) Carefully remove trim around driver side dash (upper and lower trim)a flat head screw driver normally does the trick. 2) Locate all the screws they will be starshaped heads, get the screw bits, it will make work go faster. 3) Start removing the screws. you will have to remove the headlight and wiperblade knobs. 4) you will need to remove the upper and lower shields then you will have access to the guage compartment. 5) you will need to remove the trip around the plastic gauage shield. 6) remove the guage sheild. 7) you should have access to the guages. 8) remove the guage trim, it is the plastic dividers between the guages, it is there to cover the seams. 9) remove the guages. once you remove the screws the guages will pull out. Becareful not to damage the conncetions on the back of the guages 10) you should now see the lightbulbs. They remove fairly easily. 11) turn on the lights to ensure everything works. 12) reassemble in the reverse order. Good Luck. And again it is highly advisable that you ensure you have the starshaped screw bits of various sizes. Wal-mart normally carries a small set for a few bucks.
The dash lights are a replaceable piece each -- a bulb with a plastic socket base, no wires, that twists into a hole in the back of the dash. If you remove the cover trim of the dash, and remove the clear plastic cover, and remove the black plastic trim around the guages, you can see behind the guages, and see the light bulbs. Find the bulb(s) that are not working. Then you have to reach up, behind the dash to locate the bad bulbs. Twist the bulb out of it's dash hole -- and replace it. Before doing all this, however, be sure to check all fuses, and be aware that the headlight switch/dash dimmer is a source of many dash light problems. But if some of your dash lites work, and some don't --- follow the above procedure, and replace the bad bulbs. It's a time consuming job. Good luck.
where are the dash bolts located to replace burnt dash lights
Supplies current for guages etc. It is just a replacement for wiring in confined spaces.
Probably the dash fuse is blown, or the dimmer switch for the dash lights is bad!
dash lights looks like an engine