Dash gauges stopped working - 1995 Nissan Quest

Dash lights and gauges should be located in the fuse box under the instrument panel.

Check the following: 1. temperature sensor if is working, 2. broken wire from the temperature sensor to the Dash Gauge. 3. Dash temperature Gauge, 4. Any Fuse or Relays not working.

You don't say what the make model and year is, but generally the gauges get power from the same place the gas gauge does. Each gauge is grounded thru a sending unit or switch.
So my guess would be a problem inside the instrument cluster.

hi,

sounds like the stepper motors in the dash are bad, you can have them replaced and they should work again. the other thing that it could be is the dash is going out and soon all the gauges will stop working

Have you checked your dash fuse yet?

there is a fuse for the gauges, if you have an owners manual it will tell you exactly where it is, if not there is a fuse panel inside, either under the dash on drivers side, by the driver side kick panel, or on the side of the dash that faces the door.. and there is also a fuse/relay panel under the hood.
hope this helps.

if you hit the dash with the palm of your hand, does the hand rise at all? if so, then your car needs a set of dash clocks.

Probably a loose wire in under the dash to the gauge consol. Could also be a bad conection on the gauge PCB.

good be dimmer switch, but only if all dash lights are out,like radio heater control, cig light,if those still work then i would say its bulbs.

Behind the dash is what they call a constant voltage regulator. It controls the guages. It's small and located behind the dash near speedo.