Most of you my have this problem the climate control lights just dont light up anymore??

i have bought 2 on ebay and tried them out the buttons on the top work on all of units i purchased, but the area on the bottom that has the 2 siding button to ajust temp and how fast the air blows and the section that shows where the air is directed does not light up ... HOW CAN I FIX THIS PLEASE HELP...PLEASE...PLEASE

 

Hmmm.. if I recall correctly, there are only two bulbs in the climate control unit. and they are located right in the middle between the sliders & buttons. if the top is working, then the bottom should be working. But, I could be wrong, it has been a while since I looked that closely at the CC.

 

yes your right and i have swaped bulbs out 3 sets to be exact still no light up..im soo confusing

 

check fuse.............

 

What??? if it was the fuse the entire CC would not be working read the post AGAIN

 

what part are you expecting to light up exactly? the lower sliders? because those dont lite up.

 

no the section above that mainly, but the sliding buttons do have a claer slice on top that does light -up a bit

 

lol. my left side lights up but right doesnt, but if you hit the dash board once or twice it pops on -____-

try hitting it

 

I've tried the tapping deal, but nothing..any other sugestions?? Anyone

 

Break out the voltmeter and ohm meter (multimeter) and go to town, its the only way to go.

 

i may just do that, any reasons on why this may be happening though??

 

bump for an answer, my sliders don't light up, but the rest of mine is going strong.

 

haha ya me and a friend's do the same thing.. on the right side it goes out and we hit it to get it back on. a friend who had the same prob openned his up and resoldered all the connections and his works like new.. i just am too lazy to do this since it's not my daily driver haha

 

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any luck fixing yours

 

these are the only responces out of 462 looks, damn

 

I don't see what the problem is here man. We have an electrical connection that's acting flaky - which means you've got to use a multimeter and probe the paths to find the failure.

There's no other black magic going on.

 

if you can read the previous post that sugestion has been made, **** off

 

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Well you asked that. My response is that it's a flakey electrical connection.

You want an easy answer - when there isn't one - sorry man, it just requires a bunch of tedious work to find the solution pretty much.

 

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It's true. I'm having the same problem as well but I've been too lazy to work with that. There are more important things to get down right now. But when the time comes and I'm feeling adventurous... well... the voltmeter comes out and we go exploring like Coronado.

 

same here, mine doesn't light up sometimes, but after going over a bump or something the light comes on.

 

yea ive tried the tapping thing nothing so the volt-meter ill try.....i will do let you guys know what happens..later