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scrammy18 03-29-2015 03:57 AM

Dash lights problem?
 
During the past few cold months and just recently when I go out to my lr3 and turn it on the dash lights where the speedo and tach are don't light up. Only the lights in the steering wheel and and terrain response area are on. Then upon driving for a few minutes they all kick on. Has any one else ever encountered this issue? I dont think its loose wiring. I just didnt think the cold would effect those lights. I've got a 2009 lr3 HSE. I love the truck.

Savannah Buzz 03-29-2015 12:12 PM

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Metal expands when heated. So a wiring connector pin somewhere warms up and makes contact. Finding it, or the "cold" solder joint on a printed circuit board, would take more time than you might think. Usually damage a few other things too whilst bending your body as a contortionist to get under the dash.

That said, the tech manual is available and includes wiring diagrams. Here are some of the pages.

And link to the whole set of diagrams https://www.cubbyusercontent.com/pl/...wiringdiagrams

scrammy18 03-29-2015 02:07 PM


Originally Posted by Savannah Buzz (Post 511362)
Metal expands when heated. So a wiring connector pin somewhere warms up and makes contact. Finding it, or the "cold" solder joint on a printed circuit board, would take more time than you might think. Usually damage a few other things too whilst bending your body as a contortionist to get under the dash.

That said, the tech manual is available and includes wiring diagrams. Here are some of the pages.

And link to the whole set of diagrams https://www.cubbyusercontent.com/pl/...wiringdiagrams

Thanks for the info. This is the first vehicle I've owned that has done such a thing. It wasn't something I was expecting.


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