2002 Ford Taurus Instrument Cluster Lights

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Asked by JacobPierz Sep 20, 2020 at 02:15 AM about the 2002 Ford Taurus SES

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2002 Ford Taurus SES and since I've had the car on the road for 2
months I don't seem to have instrument cluster lights for example spedo,
tach, gas, etc. but I do have warning lights. They will work like once every
like 50 or more times I drive the car but they only work until the car is shutoff
and then they don't work anymore. I also don't know if it's supposed to do
this but my dimmer switch when I roll it all the way up it turns on my interior
lights. I have a picture of the lights working and I'm gonna post it here, the
check engine light isn't related I've already had that sorted out but I can't
figure out what's causing this lights issue. If anyone could help me that would
be amazing, Thank you!

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You mentioned the dimmer switch turns the interior lights on when turned all the way up, that might be your issue, a faulty dimmer switch.

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I replaced the switch and it doesn't seem to change anything. Is it possible that fuses could be broke and they don't appear broken?

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