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242 Dash Light Problem 200

posted by  someone claiming to be art on  Mon Feb 16 04:02 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Whatever you do, don't put a bigger fuse in. Then the dimmer rheostat will go for sure. Like Chuck says, look for a console lighting function that is no longer working right. The socket falls out of its spot and its terminal hits ground when you hit a bump. Lighting for the climate control (he he - I mean heater/defroster panel) and automatic tranny shift indicator are top suspects. Then seat belt and rear e-brake console lighting.






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