Hi Lisa, I take it that you have the long wheel base version. The clicking you're hearing is an actuator for the HVAC. These can be blown by a disconnected battery. With an intermitent problem like this, check your battery connections, make sure they're good and tight. Gauges going whacko, is probably your ignition switch, or ground. Check the ground on the transmission hump on passenger side. 1 screw to pull the carpet back, it will be right under there. This ground handles a lot of things.
Strange intermittent problems like this can be caused by a faulty ground in the vehicle - I would check all the ground straps for loose or corroded connections. Looking at trouble codes in the vehicle using a code reader may also shed some light on this.
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SOURCE: The gauges have stopped working ? Fuse under dash seems to be OK ?
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.
SOURCE: The heated seats stopped working.
check your power relays to the seats i bet one or both is out or you lost voltage to them
SOURCE: 1999 Isuzu Trooper Problem with Blower Motor, FUse Box, and exter
Did you find out a solution to your problem? I have a 1996 trooper that is showing most of the same symptoms that you have. I'm curious as to your fix. Was it simply a bad ground?
SOURCE: where is fuse for drivers side heated seat on 2006 Buick Terraza
i have a 2005 terraza and the fuse panel is at the end of the dash board on the passengers side .there is a finger slot in a plastic cover,pull to remove. fuse panel is behind .i had to call a service tech to find mine. good luck pete.
SOURCE: 2004 chevy trailblazer ext. Clicking noise coming
Did you recently replace or disconnect the battery? Common problem is for the airflow actuators to go out and make that clicking sound in the rear when the battery is changed or disconnected.
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