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No dash lights on S4
I believe the rheostat on the left under side of dash pod is for the dimmer. When I went to check that this morning one of my leads I was disconnected, and I found out that that was because the connector to the rheostat was broken. I jumpers the two leads like below and still not dash lights. I have 11.64 volts at the jumper.
That suggests to me that I am getting power there and it is likely bad bulbs? ![]()
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did dash ever light since you've had it ? - if it did it would be odd for all bulbs to go at same time - but they are all probably 33 years old
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No dashlights since I've had it, but agree odd they would all be out. That trigger an idea. Sat in OR for about 7 years so dealing with some electrical corrosion issues. Have not cleaned the steering column ground yet, since I can't find it. ![]() Edit - looks like you have to pull the dash pod off to gain access to them.
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1967 912 (now w/ 50% fewer random holes in it) 911 w/ 3.2 1974 914 (3.2L swap underway) 1984 928s (S4 engine and suspension), 1987 928S4 Last edited by tdskip; 09-16-2017 at 10:02 AM.. |
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Dwayne's Garage -
Hey TDSkip - To remove the Instrument Pod for a repair, Dwayne has some of the best step by step instructions around. You will want to select the "Pod Removal & Instrument Cluster Repair I" and/or the "Instrument Cluster Repair II". This will cover a lot more ground than you will need but it's nice to have on hand.
I've used "Dwayne's Garage" information for so many projects I can't count them all. Thanks again Dwayne- ![]() Dwayne's Garage Michael
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Thanks Michael, will check that out.
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