HomeBuilt

Hey everyone I am begging for help. I leave for college tomorrow night and can't figure out whats wrong with my car. Its a 1992 Civic Si (hatchback) w/ B16 swap. We just finished the swap last week and everything seemed fine. Today I was driving and all of the sudden my gauge cluster stopped working completely. It lights up but no speed, tack, fuel, temp, or even miles are working. On top of that the turn signals aren't working now. Does anyone know whats up? I keep searching but no luck so far.

I tried pulling the cluster and checking the plugs, everything was fine.

Went through a few fuses and all seemed good. I am running the one peice headlight projectors could they have shorted something?

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT I CAN DO GUYS IM DIEING TO GET THIS FIXED I LEAVE SOON AND DONT WANT TO DRIVE 18 HOURS WITH THE CAR LIKE THIS NOT KNOWING HOW MUCH GAS I HAVE OR ANYTHING.


Modified by HomeBuilt at 12:24 AM 12/31/2004

hatchi

check all the fuses under the hood?? check the wiring for your headlites

Civic92Turbo

theres a fuse under the dash that controls eveything it happen to me as well cant remeber what it was call tho....

EG-B20vtec

I think my 98 coupe did that once and it turned out to be the Electronic Load Detector go figure.

worldsfastestb16

CHECK YOUR ELICTRIC LOAD DETECTOR AND ALL YOUR FUSES UNDER THE DASH

HomeBuilt

I noticed the check alternator problem, I dont think that would be as its a new alternator from Napa and it was working fine. But I will double check that just in case. Im freaking out though I can't figure out what it is.

Electric Load detector? Can anyone tell me where this would be on the car? And is this something I change like a fuse that I can go to Napa or autozone to get?

Sorry still freakin out.

Checked all fuses under hood and under the dash and all are good from what I can see. But there are a few that are all black but I think they are just relays and not sure if they are bad.

As far as if the headlights are wired correctly I think so. I mean they were working properly for a while. And then all of the sudden nothing


Modified by HomeBuilt at 12:26 AM 12/31/2004

HomeBuilt

BUMP for help! Double checked all my fuses, and still my gauge cluster and signals are not working.

MaRkO

You can try going through all your grounds and make sure they are bolted in securely since your swap is still fresh. Most people overlook this.

Xecutionerz516

probly a fuse under the dash

jazz215

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where is the electric load detector located?