Dash board does not work - 1995 Dodge Neon

there two different bulbs that fit GM dash printed circuit boards one is the 194 wedge bulb and the other is small GM carry's them if you can find a smart parts counterman. NAPA carry's them also can not remember part number a new item since July 2013.

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---------light bulb under dash replacement?

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How to replace Instrument panel and dashboard?

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Tail lights and dash light fuse keeps blowing? http://technoanswers.blogspot.in/2012/02/tail-lights-and-dash-light-fuse-keeps.html

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the dash panel has a printed circuit board incorperating the led lights,you will need to replace it.....if you havnt tried turning up the rheostat next to the headlight leveler control please do so..

Check your fuses its probably just a blown fuse ,the tail lights and dash lights are linked through the same fuse.

You need to check your main fuses under the hood first and then check them under the driver side dash board.

tray to check fuse and relay. If both are okay. you can change the light bulb in dash board. Just take out the dash board, remove and replace the bulbs. Make sure fuse is okay. Is the signal light works in the dash board?. Let me know

It is not the computer.

If you take the dash apart and remove the digital insturment panel.., use a soldering iron and re-tin.., or heat the solder connections on the back of the circuit board.., just enough to briefly melt the solder.., to re-establish good electrical connections. You specifically want to pay attention to the IC Chip on the circuit board.., which is a 14 pin IC chip that is Black in color.., and measures about 5/16" x 3/4" usually labelled IC2 on the printed circuit board. You can start with this component and re-try connecting to the harness in the dash to see if it works.., if it works.., great.., if not.., just go ahead and re-tin all of the solder connections on the back of the circuit board. The 14-Pin IC Chip is usually the main source of the problems with this digital dash panel.

The most common problem for this is dry solder joints on the board. You will have to remove the board and examine for cracked/dry solder joints.
They look like this:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/mainrelayoperation/dry-joint_small.jpg
Resolder them and you should be away. They are most common on cars that live on rough or gravel roads, the vibrations create them. In some cases i've heard of people rubber mounting the boards to reduce the vibration.

check the fuses?

Looks like a bad headlamp switch. Poor contact inside the switch contacts will cause this issue.