Dash lights and gages

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Asked by Brett Nov 20, 2017 at 02:57 PM about the 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I start my car the gages and light
and odometers come on for a few minutes
but shut off and stay off but randomly
flicker on and off as I drive not sure what
would cause this

5 Answers

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it appears that you have malfunctioning gages. this is most probably a malfunctioning sensor at the transmission speed detection unit (SDU) take your automobile to your local shop and get a qualified technician to diagnose your malfunctioning SDU

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That would make the lights on the gages and warning lights cut in and out along with eat and gas needle?

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Brett I have the identical situation on my 06 Did you resolve your problem? How? Thanks

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280

my 2008 grand marquis just started doing the same thing car works find except that the instrument panel is completely off gauges and lights

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