dash lights and instrument panel not working

Asked by DEANYRK Apr 09, 2014 at 07:02 PM about the 2007 Nissan Frontier SE Crew Cab RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Ok. So you turn on your headlights and these lights don't come on? Or are they supposed to be on even if the headlights are off? I think all those lights on the instrument panel should be controlled by one fuse. Check the fuse box in the cab and see if one of those fuses is burned out. Your owner's manual should show you which fuse(s) to check. Also, just to be safe, check your dimmer switch, if the truck has one. I accidentally turned the lights off on my instrument panel after Armor All'ing the interior and wondered why it was so dark driving at night...haha.

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This made me feel so dumb when it happened to my 2016 Nissan Frontier. All I had to do was twist the thing that resets the odometer. A bit odd, but it works. Now my dash lights work at night.

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My gas gauge and speed ometer lights won't come on it came on for a little while and went off I think it's a short somewheres how can i fix it

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