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Gas gauge, temp gauge and odo and rpm gauges are dead… strangely enough the lcd big display in the back of the steering wheel functions well… fuses are all ok.
any similar experience or idea what could that be?
thanks
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Would be looking at some connection common to all failed displays. Loose plug or poor ground connection would be a start. Worse case a dealer warranty job.
Last edited by RichardV6; 21/10/21 06:13 AM.
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thanks Richard…. I looked around but is beyond my understanding so might be dealers’ job indeed…:(
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