1994 Toyota Corolla DX Wagon seems to have an electrical problem. Any one experience this with lights going on and off

Asked by migration_RickyLee Dec 23, 2011 at 02:51 PM about the 1994 Toyota Corolla DX Wagon

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

problem indicator lights on panel recently started flickering and when they did the dome light would come on and quickly go off. this vehicle only has 104,000 miles on it but i am beginning to think that the previous owner just didnt drive it as much as we normally do and it stayed garaged and now i al driving it a lot and problems are beginning to appear..what are your thoughts on the electrical problems or is it something else

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Wayne answered 12 years ago

did you try adjusting the dash light dimmer switch? Sounds like your problem is in that switch.

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migration_RickyLee answered 12 years ago

Good suggestion. I will try that. The some light was coming on and off by itself and at the same time the check for problems light kept flashing. I just replaced the dash lights a week ago so I am thinking a short somewhere.

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Tousif answered 12 years ago

try changing the fuse for the indicators....if the car has more thn 2 or 3 sets of indicator and one bulb goes off....the indicator light starts to flicker faster than usual...well that was whn I had d ee90 xe saloon...miss that car....

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