Dash gauges not working

SOURCE: Gauges for 99 Pontiac Grand Am Not working right.

Check the fuse

SOURCE: all dash lights on

Many times, When electrics act up. it has to do with a ground problem. Fuses must be good you have power. Auto electrics like to have a single wire running to the device and then depend on a ground near by to grounded steel instead of a return wire. Loose grounds have no return and the device acts crazy and will be erratic, and not act properly. No where for the electricity to go. Eliminate the possibility of bad or missing grounds first, then get out an electric volt ohm meter, Start checking voltage, and eliminating things that have proper and constant voltage. Then look for bad devices. Just trying to save you some money. Electrical Trouble shooting can be time consuming and expensive. You can do it. lbreen

SOURCE: battery was dead charged it up and tryed to start

More then likely you have a bad battery, if you feel battery is charge up, turn your head light's on , try to start car, if your head light go dim your battery needs to be replace it has bad cell's.Hope this was helpful.

SOURCE: 2005 sunfire gauges all wacked out

All these gauges are controlled by a fuse, start there first, if they are blow just replace them, you should find all necessary info in your manual that came with the car when you bought it new.

SOURCE: I have a 1999 Pontiac

usually a ground that goes to the battery pan... usually the battery pan is rusted beyond repair. Easy repair is removing the ground, then going from the ground part of the battery to a bolt on the fender. That usually clears this up.