My Lucida estimate went all dashboard lights - Cars & Trucks

The clock light is usually tied into the dash and other interior illumination that is all fed off the same circuit. If the other items are working that the fuse is probably good. The more likely explanation is the bulb has simply burnt out. I dont have the resources to tell you if the bulb is serviceable. You may have to pull the clock and see if the bulb can be replaced.

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mine went out to no dash light either heard there flouresent run by vaccuum dont no thou

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Well I would start with the small things and work my way up. Make sure your radiator is topped off with the manufacturers recommended fluid and ensure there are no torn hoses or leaks. Next you might try purchasing a new thermostat. They are inexpensive and easily changed.

Seems like a bad battery terminal connection to me, try having someone hold the terminals while you crank it. Check where the wires bolt onto the terminals too. Could also be a fault in the ignition switch.

Check the dimmer wheel or knob. I do not have the specifics for this model just a general idea. Check fuses first with a test light. Let me know if I can help more. Thanks.

most likely the dash lights dimmer rheostat is defective, very common.

The vehicle is just shy of 1900 Kg (lets say 4100 Lbs) and the engine and transmission have got to be at least 550 but lets say 300Lbs just be on the safe side. So, I'm thinking you should be fine with an estimate of 3800 Lbs

the dashboard will be need to be taken apart to change the bulb. A fuse alone won't fix it. Also, the day time running lights are not meant to go off. They are a standard safety feature.

change the fuel cap