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Car Forum / Honda Cars / March 2007

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Dash board & tail lights wont work

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BUBBASHRIMP - 05 Mar 2007 05:28 GMT
When I turn on the headlights sometimes the dash board lights work,
when they don’t work I have to move the handle switch around and they
go back on. This problem is also affecting my tail lights I have to
play with the knob switch to make them go on. Do I have a short in the
steering column or inthe handle signal switch on the side of the
steering column.

1992 Honda Accord

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Randolph - 05 Mar 2007 06:23 GMT
> When I turn on the headlights sometimes the dash board lights work,
> when they don’t work I have to move the handle switch around and they
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> 1992 Honda Accord

You do not have a short. A short is when two wires connect to each other
when they shouldn't. What you probably have is a light switch with
enough dirt and gunk in it after 15 years of use that it does not always
make contact. You could try contact cleaner, but you'd be hard pressed
to get it in where it needs to go without removing the switch from the
car.

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