Dash gauges reset
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Dash gauges reset
Read throught the techinfo on the grounding issues on the driver and passenger floors
Does the dash group through these as well
Twice in two days as I coasted to a turn the dash reset all the gauges
thinking a bad ground maybe?
If it is the floor ground buses what holds the trim over the carpet in place?
Do I need to remove the plastic pillars inside each door to get the bottom plastic out
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Does the dash group through these as well
Twice in two days as I coasted to a turn the dash reset all the gauges
thinking a bad ground maybe?
If it is the floor ground buses what holds the trim over the carpet in place?
Do I need to remove the plastic pillars inside each door to get the bottom plastic out
94 SSEI
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no need to remove pillar pieces. remove any visible screw, and pull up. it is held on with clips. once you get it off, you will see.
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I believe at least some of the dash is grounded there. Check those out, and also this techinfo article.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...e=article&k=93
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...e=article&k=93
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Dash Gauges Reset Update Fixed!!!!!!!!!
I pulled up the carpets and checked the ground buses
Both where clean and dry but I cleaned them up anyway and put on diaelectric grease.
Next step was look at the battery terminals
Hmmmm Lots of white crappy looking corrosion on the hot terminal and a little on the ground
Cleaned it up and Presto Chango no more dash gauge resets!!!
Thanks for the great responses
And thanks to the admin'* that setup this forum.
It is the best!
Roadrunner1
Both where clean and dry but I cleaned them up anyway and put on diaelectric grease.
Next step was look at the battery terminals
Hmmmm Lots of white crappy looking corrosion on the hot terminal and a little on the ground
Cleaned it up and Presto Chango no more dash gauge resets!!!
Thanks for the great responses
And thanks to the admin'* that setup this forum.
It is the best!
Roadrunner1
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