while driving all the service lights in the dash come on and the speeddometer tach gas gage nothing works put the car runs fine what could this be? what to look for?

Asked by cardfam14 Jun 11, 2014 at 12:52 AM about the 2003 Chrysler Town & Country Limited LWB FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

all serv ice lights come on while driving then no speedometer,gas gage,no tach.nothing then they will go off and everything is ok. what could that be? what to look for?

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The same thing happened with my 1999 Town & Country. I found that the solder joints behind the gauge cluster need to be re-soldered as they have lost steady contact over time. You may also notice that the radio and cruise buttons on the steering wheel are not working correctly, and that the rear wiper won't turn on as well. I used to give the dash a sharp whack just above the gas gauge, and that would fix it for a little while, but it will eventually need to be re-soldered, or replaced with one from a junk yard.

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