My digital dash lights went out and the car will not start i checked all the fuses and they are all good what else could it be??

try to be more clear, what works now or not. just that.
tell both good and bad things now, just now.
key on, SEE self test of IP cluster (dash) all Lamps glow?
then engine starts or does not, key on to start.?
car does or does not drive.? well not with brakes dead.
you took it in for service with brakes dead?
pedal went down at a stop.<<means pedal went to the floor?
be more clear on brakes. please.

the cluster dies for 4 reasons (tech)
fuses blown (hood up fuse box called TIPM
Ignition (keyed) switch failures
communication failures (Can_bus network) a digital dash is it.
Car main battery dead.

all you can do lacking tools is check fuses for BLOWN?!

If your grounds are good and clean, I would test the switch itself.

check fuses if fuses are good check the switch if thats good check the high beem switch also check grounds and relay

I would first check the fuse for the dash, since that should be simple and a cheap fix. If not, the light in the dash may need replacement. The final and most difficult possibility would be a fault in the wiring between the dash lights and the power source.

Check the fuse in the underhood fusebox. It should be the fuse labeled "Main."

There are more than one fuse on most vehicles affecting the dash lights. If all the fuses are good check the head light switch or the dash dimming switch.

hey ! guyz i dnt knw for sum reason my dash board lights are not working, i have checkd the fuse and the bulbs buh they are perfect can ny1 tell me whatz wrong wiv ma 1998 honda civic dashboard lights.

start by checking the plug in the back of the cluster
if it is loose push it in failing that check the grounds make sure they are tight

good luck and take your time
did you check all the fuses or just under hood and forgot about under dash too

Start at the fuse block, checking the fuses that correspond to lights/instrument lights, I believe the fuse panel is located on the left side of the dash board, facing the drivers door on your model. Does the car start and run?

There could be several reasons for your problem:

1. Check your connections for tightness and corrosion. A corroded battery cable/post will diminish the current going to the dead battery.
   
2. Check jumper connections
3. Dead battery; the worse off the battery is, the more time it will take to charge the battery sufficiently enough to start the car; a completely dead battery with bad cells will never recharge sufficiently enough to hold a charge and start the car on a regular basis

Hope this answers your question. Best of luck.
Greg