Subaru flickering dash lights - 2002 Subaru Outback

May have a weak or broken motor mount along with a bad ground showing up as the engine torques and lifts up losing ground and causing the issue of flickering lights .

Short circuit near the rear hatch.

Usually caused by a failing dimmer wheel/rheostat.

Most relays for most vehicles will be in the fuse block in the engine compartment,

Corroded starter contacts, rebuild starter solenoid. Or get a new one. Rebuild kit. Starter replacement.

Low power, dead battery. Bad or corroded connection.

just follow the wires that cnnect to the speedometer light and screw to change bulb . thesame as to the tachnometer light there also is awire connected to it .

Under your dash by steering column,by your left knee, is a small 4" x4" box that has a small wire attached. On the end of the wire is a small button. Push the button with the ignition in the on position. It will reset the alarm system. That will stop your lights from flashing. Have a great day.

Sorry to inform you, but I have been trying to solve this problem for a customer of mine who is in the military. Subaru will not release any information on how to do this.

90% of the time the reason for this is because there are air bubbles in the cooling system. You just have to bleed the system and you will be fine