Temp and Time Display Flickering in '02 430E
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From: Malaysia
'92 R129 300SL-24, '01 W210 E240, '03 W220 S320, '02 745Li
Yeah the lcd for both the temp and time and gear selection has kinda messed up on my car. No idea why, though, the rest of the cluster's fine. Sorry can't help more, but just letting you know I'm having issues there too.
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Originally Posted by badinfluence
Has anyone experienced the temp and time display occasionally flicker in your 2002 430E. If so, what was the issue.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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'00 E430, '83 Porsche 928S
I would like to get this thread going again. I picked up a 2000 E430 last week and I have the same issue with the temp/time/and gear selector LCD's not being consistent and going out. The center information screen is perfect.
I plan to pull the cluster and check for loose/dirty connections. Has there been any more information passed on about this problem on this forum as of late?
Thanks
I plan to pull the cluster and check for loose/dirty connections. Has there been any more information passed on about this problem on this forum as of late?
Thanks
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From: Santiago, Dominican Republic
E420 Sport
LCD display problems are everywhere in the forum. Seems to be a bad pin connection design or quality.
I pulled out my cluster and sprayed circuit cleaner liberally. It worked for some time but missing pixels appeared again
. After two months they are, by themselves, all lighted again 
. Looks like temperature changes affect the connection 
.
If it is the whole display of one of your LCD´s then it is a burnt bulb. Easy fix.
I pulled out my cluster and sprayed circuit cleaner liberally. It worked for some time but missing pixels appeared again
. After two months they are, by themselves, all lighted again . Looks like temperature changes affect the connection . If it is the whole display of one of your LCD´s then it is a burnt bulb. Easy fix.
