Lighting problem
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Hi I have a 97 prelude SH I am having a problem with my lights. My tail lights won't come on an my dash lights for the gauges won't come on either I changed the 15amp fuse under the dash an I have changed all the bulbs in the tail lights an they still will not come on please any information of this issue would be greatly appreciated thank you
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Re: Lighting problem
Hi I have a 97 prelude SH I am having a problem with my lights. My tail lights won't come on an my dash lights for the gauges won't come on either I changed the 15amp fuse under the dash an I have changed all the bulbs in the tail lights an they still will not come on please any information of this issue would be greatly appreciated thank you
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That problem exactly happened to me just last night, whenever I turn on the headlights, they work but running lights and speedometer light stopped working, I'm just assuming its my fuse, but I haven't checked. Will do tommorow. Also turning on my headlights also made my fuel/temp gauge dim like 70%, but now my dash light is no longer working, it no longer does that. Yay?
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That problem exactly happened to me just last night, whenever I turn on the headlights, they work but running lights and speedometer light stopped working, I'm just assuming its my fuse, but I haven't checked. Will do tommorow. Also turning on my headlights also made my fuel/temp gauge dim like 70%, but now my dash light is no longer working, it no longer does that. Yay?
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Re: Lighting problem
check your fuse box (the one inside), not necessarily the fuses but the connectors. meaning unplug and plug them back in and see if theres a short somewhere. mine was/is like that and to fix it i had to tape down (secure) one of the connectors so it wouldnt come loose due to vibrations. i guess you could replace the connector if you really wanted.
my lude had your exact same problem. good luck
my lude had your exact same problem. good luck
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