i started my car today and i went to rev it and the tach stoped working so i checked the dizzy nothing then went to start again and i had no start up lights (oil light..ck engin light) i only have batt light...and clock doesnt work and same with blinkers...i ckecked all! fuses harness back of cluster...even used a light probe to the plugs to the cluster anly thing i get is batt...oh and no fuel or temp gauge?......am i missing something?

 

is your battery dead?

 

are u serious?...im not retarted...my car wouldnt start and i wouldnt have any thing...and that light would stay on...sorry dude

 

dude the same thing is going on with me ive chech every thing and couldnt find the problem, but my car does turn on, and none of my cluster lights needls and clocks dont turn on, so what seems to be the problem?

 

i was thinking thats its wires?...i tested everything so today im gonna pull the engin harnes

 

try your ignition harness/switch. my brothers harness went bad on him and it didnt show up any lights. changed the harness and wahoo.

 

you know what that makes sence cuz i broke the plug into my starter and ive been jumping it ant it sparked a couple times...where is that?

 

im talking about the harness under the dash. the harness that plugs into your fuse box . if you have a spare, unplug yours and plug in the spare and see if it works.

 

there is a couple of them...?

 

dude chech your fuse i did, check #12 fuse in the fuse box its a blue fuse with #15 on it, just go to autozone get a box of fuse around 6 bucks and you will be set, let me know how it works

 

i did its gotta be the ignition switch

 

ok. i dont have any pictures so im going to explain it the best i can. remove the lower fuse box cover, remove the steering wheel, remove the ignition cover. now that you remove those parts you can see a good amount of wiring . start from the back of ignition you will see a bunch of wires (i wanna say around 6 wires?) solder into a circular peice. there is 2 screw holding that piece to the ignition. its kind of hard to remove but its possible. once removed, follow up the wiring harness that it is connected to. unplug its harness and replace with a different set.
plug in new harness, but do not screw the circular piece back in yet. just plug in the harness completely and stick a screw driver in the circular peice (as if you were to turn the key) try it out and see it that solve your problem. cant tell you if this is your problem or not. but worth a shot if you dont have anything else leading to your problem..goodluck

 

ya that wasnt it...i got a new one and put it in and same thing ...nothing