I have the manual for the roadtrek but it doesn't cover the instrument panel and guages
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Others have had this problem too. Most times it's a loose connection behind the gauge cluster.:
When you take the dash apart to get at the back of the guage you'll see
that the connectors for the panel are attached to a molded piece of
black plastic and the panel sits on top of them. The solution I used
was to actually cut the plastic back (you can break it back too...) and
insert the plugs tightly, then put a dab of hot glue on top and bottom
to keep them from backing out. It keeps them nice and snug and you can
remove them in one minute with a razor knife if you need to. After
about a year I haven't had the problem since.
BTW - your mileage
is not accurate if you have this problem. I noticed that when the
gauges are off, it does not count mileage...went about 5000k miles
without an oil change once...Just some addt'l info.
I know it's not a factory fix, but it costs about $1 for a glue stick and it only takes about 30min.
Hope it helps you.
SOURCE: Chevy cavalier temp guage stopped working on instrument panel
if the wiring is good and there are no blown fuses, likely the gauge itself will have to be replaced
SOURCE: instrument panel lights defined
Check all exterior bulbs.
Could be on when headlamps are on or doors opened.
SOURCE: where is the instrument panel fuse block located?
under the glove box, you'll set a panel with 2 plastic pressure pins. using a pair of pliers, just pull from the center and remove both of them. the entire panel will be free, and the fuse block is on the far right side, (closest to the passenger door) you'll need a good light and small hands....the engineers did NOT give you a lot of room in there!
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