H-E-L-P!!! '94 E320 wagon Instrument cluster gone dead :(
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At night when I turn on my lights my instrument cluster light DOES NOT come on, but get the kicker, my "oil" light does... It's crazy b/c I just changed my oil 3 weeks ago, checked the levels 2days ago(they're good) but the light stays on so I'm convinced its a messed up sensor.
Buuuut back to the cluster... no lights at all... checked the fuse box and I don't clearly see one for the cluster (or I'm illiterate)... Is there a fuse for the cluster or is it a separate light?? Can I do this myself or do I have to go to my mechanic?
SN: My car has turned into the devil and I am starting to hate her... might sell her to anyone on here in the near future.
H-E-L-P!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Buuuut back to the cluster... no lights at all... checked the fuse box and I don't clearly see one for the cluster (or I'm illiterate)... Is there a fuse for the cluster or is it a separate light?? Can I do this myself or do I have to go to my mechanic?
SN: My car has turned into the devil and I am starting to hate her... might sell her to anyone on here in the near future.
H-E-L-P!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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08 Lexus GS350 AWD. 08 Lexus RX350 AWD - wife's. 94 MBZ E320 - still have it.
Your "oil" light does not have anything to do with your cluster lighting. Have you checked the dimmer? sometimes that thing goes bad.
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Nope your good keep us posted!
If you just changed the oil and a sensor comes on you can just unhook the battery for a minute then reatach which should reset the sensor...
If you just changed the oil and a sensor comes on you can just unhook the battery for a minute then reatach which should reset the sensor...
Last edited by loclark757; 09-03-2010 at 05:46 PM. Reason: Oil Sensor