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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / September 2005Fuse?
I have a 95 kingcab and just recently the dashlights for the heater control , dimmer switch and hazard lights stopped working .The other dashlights work fine.Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights?the legend on the fuse panel doesn't mention dashlights .Is there a fuse inline with these lights?Has anyone had this happen before? Thanks for all replies.  SignatureEd Likely all the dash lights are on one fuse as they are all on the dashboard dimmer. The dimmer does work on the other lights, right? >I have a 95 kingcab and just recently the dashlights for the heater control >, dimmer switch and hazard lights stopped working .The other dashlights >work fine.Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights?the legend on >the fuse panel doesn't mention dashlights .Is there a fuse inline with >these lights?Has anyone had this happen before? > Thanks for all replies. > Likely all the dash lights are on one fuse as they are all on the > dashboard dimmer. > The dimmer does work on the other lights, right? Yes the dimmer works fine on the other lights. Ed >>I have a 95 kingcab and just recently the dashlights for the heater >>control , dimmer switch and hazard lights stopped working .The other >>dashlights work fine.Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights?the >>legend on the fuse panel doesn't mention dashlights .Is there a fuse >>inline with these lights?Has anyone had this happen before? >> Thanks for all replies. > .Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights? Same as the one that controls the other dash lamps and the tail lights. SignatureSteve http://www.atlantaracing.com >> .Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights? > > Same as the one that controls the other dash lamps and the tail lights. All dash lamps and tail lights are working except for this cluster. Could there be a fuse inline? Ed The service manual doesn't show one, and there'd be no reason to do that. The service manual also doesn't show any common point of failure for those lamps. Have you checked the bulbs? Maybe they all went at about the same time. >>> .Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights? >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Ed > The service manual doesn't show one, and there'd be no reason to do that. > > The service manual also doesn't show any common point of failure for those > lamps. > > Have you checked the bulbs? Maybe they all went at about the same time. Haven't checked the bulbs yet. Presumably this is done by removing the heater control panel.Any special tricks to doing this? Thanks Ed The service manual doesn't show one, and there'd be no reason to do that. The service manual also doesn't show any common point of failure for those lamps. Have you checked the bulbs? Maybe they all went at about the same time. >>> .Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights? >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Ed >>> .Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights? >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > All dash lamps and tail lights are working except for this cluster. > Could there be a fuse inline? No. SignatureSteve http://www.atlantaracing.com -- >>>> .Does anyone know which fuse controls these lights? >>> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > No. Thanks for the reply. Ed |
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