why can i see the speedometer on 1987 corvette between 35 and 75 mph when car is off

Asked by tennese Apr 12, 2014 at 04:00 PM about the 1987 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible RWD

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Sarge_AZ answered 10 years ago

Ok, if you are going between 35 and 75 mph with the car off, that is just not a good idea.

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tennese answered 10 years ago

Funny,when it's sitting in the garage you can see the speedometer between 35 and 75mph it used to be black and could not see any displays till you turn the switch on.

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Sarge_AZ answered 10 years ago

Sounds like the problem is in your instrument panel circuit board. A very common issue on these digital models. Had the same trouble with my 84. There are a lot or companies offering rebuild services for these instruments and you can find one by web search. Good luck. The digital dashboard was nice until it gets old and starts acting up.

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