How many people have Dash Needles that don't work ?
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Originally posted by mynoles1
OLT, a very simple question regarding this exhaustive subject.
I have a 95, with 60K. No problems in the clusters at all. But, I LOVE the setting on "High". Does having the switch on high versus the spot right before the "click" increase my chances of losing the cluster/needle lights quicker??
It is referenced by several, but at the same time I read that the related heat from the high setting isn't a factor. So, your expertise is greatly appreciated, I would rather dim it a bit and save the hassle later.
Thanks a lot.
OLT, a very simple question regarding this exhaustive subject.
I have a 95, with 60K. No problems in the clusters at all. But, I LOVE the setting on "High". Does having the switch on high versus the spot right before the "click" increase my chances of losing the cluster/needle lights quicker??
It is referenced by several, but at the same time I read that the related heat from the high setting isn't a factor. So, your expertise is greatly appreciated, I would rather dim it a bit and save the hassle later.
Thanks a lot.
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the threshhold on the needles is 8 volts. oversight?
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Originally posted by TGRich
Setting it on high will shorten your lifespan. The extra heat in the needles and the temp. fluctuations when they cool down is the problem. I have a 93 and leave mine on just a click below high and have no probs.
I'm almost positive on this, if anyone cares to elaborate or fix what I said, feel free.
Setting it on high will shorten your lifespan. The extra heat in the needles and the temp. fluctuations when they cool down is the problem. I have a 93 and leave mine on just a click below high and have no probs.
I'm almost positive on this, if anyone cares to elaborate or fix what I said, feel free.
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Originally posted by O. L. T.
FYI, the setting full on is 8.4 volts. the setting one click below is 8.3
the threshhold on the needles is 8 volts. oversight?
FYI, the setting full on is 8.4 volts. the setting one click below is 8.3
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the threshhold on the needles is 8 volts. oversight?
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Somebody messed up. At any rate, I'm leaving it one click below because so far, so good.
May not be the most scientific decision, but I'm sticking with whats worked for me so far
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All good. this thread is very very old. let's just use this for any questions:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...threadid=88406
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