last night i hopped in my car so i could park it closer to my house. i started the car and before i turned on the headlights, i noticed something. i could see a dim light glowing behind the turn signal indicator light in the tach! the headlights are off, the car is idling normally, and i can see the light glowing dimly. has anybody else noticed this? any ideas?
The colored film for the light turns black. You have to disassemble it to replace it, then it's much brighter.
what i'm saying is that with the car idling and NONE of the lights are on, i can see my turn signal indicator light in the tach face glowing dimly. i don't know why, and i'm wondering if anyone else has seen this.
what were you smoking? i want some
i dont have the same light that you described, sorry
I hadn't smoked anything yet...but i was all heffed up on cough syrup. i have a '75. the tach has an indicator for the high beams and one indicator for the turn signals. when i use the signals, the indicator works as it should. but when it's not in use it is lit up very dimly.
perhaps a bad ground!?
have a fire extingisher handy "just in case"
i want to get some LED's in there anyways, but i have some engine problems i need to take care of first. i was just wondering if anyone else here has a glowing tach.
i'm actually just glad to have my car back on the road!
You turned the headlights on, right? There are light bulbs inside each gauge to light the gauge up when you turn on the headlights or parking lights. Perhaps that was what you were seeing?
--DD
I thought he said he sees the glow with the lights OFF.
QUOTE (RandyLok @ Feb 17 2005, 03:53 PM) |
I thought he said he sees the glow with the lights OFF. |
Might be something wrong with the turn signal flasher. Maybe you can swap it with another one.
QUOTE (914GT @ Feb 17 2005, 07:52 PM) |
Might be something wrong with the turn signal flasher. Maybe you can swap it with another one. |
QUOTE (Mueller @ Feb 17 2005, 12:16 PM) |
have a fire extingisher handy "just in case" |
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