When you remove the fuse panel cover on the inside there should be a "map" of all the fuses. If that is not there or not visible then pull the fuses until you find one tha has failed. I think it is a low amperege type like 7.5, 10 or 15 Amp max. But before you go to that trouble, check to see if your tail lights work (not to be confused with brake lights). If not, check the fuse box under the hood next to the battery. There's a 10A fuse that controls brake lights, lights on the instrument panel, and the "beep beep" warning signal that you get if you turn off the motor and open the door with the headlights still on. The fuse box inside, under the dash, should have a fuse puller tool and replacement fuses, with a 10A fuse you can use to make this fix. (This paragraph was correct for my 1998 Sentra and I'm betting it is still correct for later models.)
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* ECU- controls engine functions * Airbag Module- controls airbag deployment * Body Controller- controls interior lights, door locks, windows, seats, etc * Driver's Door Module- communicates commands from switches on drivers door to the body controller * Cruise Control Module- Regulates speed while in cruise control * Climate Control Module- Monitors interior temperature and controls the heating and cooling systems * Transmission Controller- controls automatic transmission * ABS Module- controls anti-lock brakes and may handle the traction-control and stability-control systems * Power Distribution Box Module- controls relays in the power distribution box * Instrument Panel- Controls gauges, and indicator lights using data from the communications bus
First you have locate the knob or the dial controls. This is what brightens the lights on your dashboard. Then you need to check the fuse that controls the dashboard lights. Most of the time the fuse needs a simple replacement.
Answer 1 - Instrument Lights Operate IntermittentlyWithout doing a "hands on troubleshooting" of your vehicle, no one here can be certain of the specific location and cause of your problem. However, based on your question, I suspect that the cause is a loose connection in the circuit providing power to the instrument lights, or on the instrument panel circuit board itself.It is possible also, that the instrument panel dimmer switch is wearing out.Answer 2 -The dash dimmer switch or the headlight switch is the most likely problem.
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There should be a diagram on the inside of the fusebox cover.
It controls the headlights, dash lights, tail lights and park lights. You don't repair it you replace it.
There is another fuse box under the hood and next to the battery. This fuse controls the horn, dashboard lights, and the tail lights.
I need to know if there are two stop light switches for rear lights on my Nissan sentra 2005.
The instrument panel lights are controlled by the same fuse as the tail lights which is a 15 amp fuse located in the panel in the engine compartment adjacent to the battery. The fuse is only labeled for the tail lights.
Check fuses, common circuit
Check your fuses! If they're all good I would next check the wireing on your stereo. I had a loose wire once back there and it made my instrument cluster's lights not work when I had the headlights on and I had to guess my speeds at night.
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The easiest way to get them to come on is to tap into the wiring harness of the parking lights.
I assume you referring to the instrument panel lights,,, first remove the dash ,,,and the remove the screws for the panel,,, then flipping the panel over you find the plug sockets for the small bulbs,,,some twist quarter turn >
Check the brake switch under your pedal (which needs to be pushed when the brake pedal is depressed). This is what the problem was on my friends Sentra. As long as you have checked the lights and fuses, this should do it.