Hello guys, on my BJ75 the dash lights arent working, where do i find the fuse for it?
Dash lights are connected with what else?
Thx for the help
Dash lights are connected with what else?
Thx for the help
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the lights on the heater panel are working because i pluged them to the cigarette lighter with ignition on, i tested the heater plug once with a voltage tester and i heard a noise somewhere, like a fuse got broken, but on the normal fuse panel thete seems to be everything alright.
i would really appreciate any help
i would really appreciate any help
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And yes the lamps are not broken
Did you remove and test for continuity each fuse? If I remember correctly there is a fuse for cig lighter.
What do you mean by you plugged the heater panel lights directly to cig lighter?
Also, did you check that there aren’t any burned out bulbs in the instrument cluster?
What do you mean by you plugged the heater panel lights directly to cig lighter?
Also, did you check that there aren’t any burned out bulbs in the instrument cluster?
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Hi there, one 7.5Ampere fuse shows really poor connection, and the light from the tester shows really less light so there could be the issue! i got energy for the heater bulbs from the cigarette lighter, dash lights were working before, but the heater bulbs werent, so i removed the bulbs then i got in with the volt tester and i heared a noise, like a fuse got broken that noise probably also cutted energy to the dash bulbs so they arent working aswell atm
Sounds like you need to find the broken fuse. Do a general electric health check. Check all the grounds you can find and make sure they are good. Double check battery terminals. I’m not very good at electric stuff.
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yes so my question is are there any other fuse locations or general lights like dash lights should be protected with fuses in the main fuse box?
Did you check bulbs? Look at the back side of the instrument cluster for condition?
15amp fuse labeled engine.?
15amp fuse labeled engine.?
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Thx for your help, the bulbs are all ok, what do you mean with 15amp fuse labeled engine?
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I dont need to check the backside of the dash coz the parking lamps arent working aswell but they are not broken, just no energy to the lamps, there must be a burned cable or fuse somewhere
This one. Don’t know where it’s at
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this one is next to the air filter but has nothing to do with the dash
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There is bad energy at the second
pic as you can see
pic as you can see
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Also this 7.5 Ampere fuse shows very poor connection
The sensor lights are working, so it is not the ENGINE fuse.
Dash illumination is connected to TAIL LIGHT fuses, which corresponds to your parking light and rear light not working.
See diagram. Good Luck Ralf
Dash illumination is connected to TAIL LIGHT fuses, which corresponds to your parking light and rear light not working.
See diagram. Good Luck Ralf
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Thx for your reply, but the funny thing is that the tail light fuses are working well
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i found the fuse it was just a fuse lol, thx you guys!
So, now we are all curious: Which one?
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Now i have one more problem....air filter and diff lock was showing up before, then i changed the voltage regulator and they were gone...now when i start the engine they appear again...also the battery symbol is showing up for a bit, what could it be?
