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Re: Dashboard lights are off, need to know which is the...
The dash lights and tail lghts are usually on the same fuse. If you have tail lights, it could be the switch. Are sure you don't have the dash fully dimmed?
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First check the fuses again with a 12 volt probe. Somtimes fuses will blow un spectacularly. check for light on both sides of the fuses. If certian the fuses are good you are looking for the hardest thing to find, a broken or unconected wire. GOOD LUCK?
If your dashboard lights are not lighting up, chances are the fuse has blown up. And you may need to change it. Typically, the fuses are located under the dash, in the glove compartment, or under the hood.
Your NP200's fuse box that has the fuse for dashboard lights is located under the dashboard on the driver's side. Use a flashlight to locate it. Once found, remove the cover and use the provided map on the cover to find the dashboard light fuse. For more help, please refer to the user manual that came with the car.
Yes it can be a fuse, the dash illumination and the tail lights are on the same fuse, check the fuse on the inside fuse panel at the left lower dash, the fuses are marked on the cover, look for the "tail" fuse and try replacing it, if that doesn't fix it let me know.
Your vehicle has 3 fuse panels. Instrument fuse panel is located under the dashboard, left of the steering column. Passenger side fuse panel is located behind passenger side kick panel. Main fuse and relay block is in engine compartment, near battery. There does not appear to be a "reverse light" fuse. Do all you other lights work properly(headlights, brake lights, turn signals, running lights, dashboard lights, etc.)? If so then there is a problem in the reverse light circuit, OR the bulbs are burned out. YES, I have seen both burn out at same time. Hope this helps a little
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