I am running LED bulbs in my gauge lights, they are brighter and the old stock style ones were so dim I couldn't see jack at night.
When I was putting my harness back in, one of my bulbs had the "knobs" (for want of a better term) on the side worn down so it wouldn't stay put in the socket. I can't recall if I left it empty or put an old stock style bulb in there temporarily...at any rate my knew set of LED bulbs came in so I am going to put them in this weekend.
Can one bulb keep all the gauge lights from coming on or should I be checking for something else like a bad voltage regulator, bad switch or bad ground somewhere, etc? I was assuming one bulb wouldn't knock them all out of commission but figured it's worth asking.
All the other lights work so it's just the gauge lights.
And Dave, I am pretty sure this isn't related to the timing...
When I was putting my harness back in, one of my bulbs had the "knobs" (for want of a better term) on the side worn down so it wouldn't stay put in the socket. I can't recall if I left it empty or put an old stock style bulb in there temporarily...at any rate my knew set of LED bulbs came in so I am going to put them in this weekend.
Can one bulb keep all the gauge lights from coming on or should I be checking for something else like a bad voltage regulator, bad switch or bad ground somewhere, etc? I was assuming one bulb wouldn't knock them all out of commission but figured it's worth asking.
All the other lights work so it's just the gauge lights.
And Dave, I am pretty sure this isn't related to the timing...