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dash dumby light 200 1982

posted by  someone claiming to be matt s on  Mon Feb 4 17:38 CST 2002 [RELATED]

I have driven a sixty thousand miles with a piece of black tape on my dash. Don't use duct tape, it leaves a sticky residue. Black tape the high beam indicator and turn your interior lights down for excellent night-visibility. Your problem could be fixed by buying two brand new bulbs- the light indicates a deviation in resistance between the two siades of head lights, whether from different brand headlights or a difference in age between HLs. Don't be afraid of tape, your car will have 250,000 miles, and be old and quirky soon enough. If you drive it.






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