bmac51

I tried replacing my dash lights with leds, but whenever I would put the bulbs in, they wouldn't work at all. Well I put the original bulbs back in, and those won't work at all either. The bulbs worked to begin with so that's not the issue. I even tried pulling a few bulbs that I hadn't even done anything with, and put them right back in, and still nothing. It doesn't seem to make any sense to me. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Pastor Ken

I had a similar issue after installing a new ignition switch now none of the dash lights are working. I still have not discovered the cause, so I'll be following this post

Turbo X_J

The LEDs' don't have the proper resistor and poped the fuse?

bmac51

It's not a fuse. I only attempted a few bulbs and the bulbs that I didn't do anything with still work.

Turbo X_J

Is the printed circuit damaged?

RTorrez1

Did the dash light work before you changed them out?

bmac51

No damage and all of the lights worked before. It seriously makes no sense.

RTorrez1

You might want to check the grounds for the lighting.

bmac51

But would that be an issue when the lights I didn't do anything to still work?

GibsonSG

Take a look at the contacts of the bulbs you pulled out, the LED's. If they look a little burnt, possible they burnt the contacts in the sockets. All I can think of considering the facts

bmac51

That shouldn't be an issue with the few stock bulbs that I literally pulled out, and put right back in just to test what was going on. This is crazy.

Turbo X_J

Are you actually going to use a DMM to diagnose this or just argue with everyone trying to help you?

bmac51

I'm not trying to argue. I'm just letting people know exactly what I've already done. A multi meter isn't a bad idea though.

Hills

I too recently replaced the ignition switch and now my dash lights don't work. I have tried the fuses, they are fine, head lamp switch is fine, because I tried a new one and it made no difference.