Would this help save the dash lights from going?
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Would this help save the dash lights from going?
Just curious, since turning on the headlights dims the dash panel a little, I was wondering if it helps if you turn on your headlights all the time to help the instrument cluster from going (breaking)?
Any thought on this?
Thanks.
Jon
Any thought on this?
Thanks.
Jon
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Re: Would this help save the dash lights from going?
Originally posted by Baby ///M3
Just curious, since turning on the headlights dims the dash panel a little, I was wondering if it helps if you turn on your headlights all the time to help the instrument cluster from going (breaking)?
Any thought on this?
Thanks.
Jon
Just curious, since turning on the headlights dims the dash panel a little, I was wondering if it helps if you turn on your headlights all the time to help the instrument cluster from going (breaking)?
Any thought on this?
Thanks.
Jon
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Re: Would this help save the dash lights from going?
Originally posted by Baby ///M3
Just curious, since turning on the headlights dims the dash panel a little, I was wondering if it helps if you turn on your headlights all the time to help the instrument cluster from going (breaking)?
Any thought on this?
Thanks.
Jon
Just curious, since turning on the headlights dims the dash panel a little, I was wondering if it helps if you turn on your headlights all the time to help the instrument cluster from going (breaking)?
Any thought on this?
Thanks.
Jon
Have you checked your Dashlight fluids lately? while your at it make sure your Blinker fluid and flux capasitor is changed... This will prolong the life of not only your dash lights, but also your Hoverguard and transfluximulating system.
Good luck
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Re: Re: Would this help save the dash lights from going?
Thanks a lot guys, I appreciate the info.
SC3.0: Is there really such thing as dashlight fluid? How do I check this?
My dashboard was replaced about 2 years ago so I really want to keep it in perfect condition.
Thanks again.
Jon
SC3.0: Is there really such thing as dashlight fluid? How do I check this?
My dashboard was replaced about 2 years ago so I really want to keep it in perfect condition.
Thanks again.
Jon
Originally posted by SCLexus3.0
Have you checked your Dashlight fluids lately? while your at it make sure your Blinker fluid and flux capasitor is changed... This will prolong the life of not only your dash lights, but also your Hoverguard and transfluximulating system.
Good luck
Have you checked your Dashlight fluids lately? while your at it make sure your Blinker fluid and flux capasitor is changed... This will prolong the life of not only your dash lights, but also your Hoverguard and transfluximulating system.
Good luck
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Re: Re: Re: Would this help save the dash lights from going?
Originally posted by Baby ///M3
Thanks a lot guys, I appreciate the info.
SC3.0: Is there really such thing as dashlight fluid? How do I check this?
My dashboard was replaced about 2 years ago so I really want to keep it in perfect condition.
Thanks again.
Jon
Thanks a lot guys, I appreciate the info.
SC3.0: Is there really such thing as dashlight fluid? How do I check this?
My dashboard was replaced about 2 years ago so I really want to keep it in perfect condition.
Thanks again.
Jon
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Re: Re: Would this help save the dash lights from going?
Originally posted by SCLexus3.0
Have you checked your Dashlight fluids lately? while your at it make sure your Blinker fluid and flux capasitor is changed... This will prolong the life of not only your dash lights, but also your Hoverguard and transfluximulating system.
Good luck
Have you checked your Dashlight fluids lately? while your at it make sure your Blinker fluid and flux capasitor is changed... This will prolong the life of not only your dash lights, but also your Hoverguard and transfluximulating system.
Good luck
wow so many thing i still must learn!!!
hahaha you should be shot kind sir!!!
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Would this help save the dash lights from going?
Sorry for my ignorance. I didn't mean to ask stupid questions like this. I've been modifying my BMW for the past 8 years and I know nothing about these Toyota cruisers. As far as I know, European cars do not have dashboards like the SCs do.
By saying no comment, you were implying....?
Jon
By saying no comment, you were implying....?
Jon
Originally posted by SCLexus3.0
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I'm on my original dash still and I drive with my parking lights on. 1) for safety, 2) to prolong the needles life (knocks on dash).
PS, there is no dash-light fluid and don't believe anybody if they tell you to change the air in your tires every 3 months or 3000 miles.
PS, there is no dash-light fluid and don't believe anybody if they tell you to change the air in your tires every 3 months or 3000 miles.
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Thanks for the clarification.
I guess I am not old enough to get some of the jokes from certain members on this board.
I appreciate it.
Jon
I guess I am not old enough to get some of the jokes from certain members on this board.
I appreciate it.
Jon
Originally posted by Overclocker
I'm on my original dash still and I drive with my parking lights on. 1) for safety, 2) to prolong the needles life (knocks on dash).
PS, there is no dash-light fluid and don't believe anybody if they tell you to change the air in your tires every 3 months or 3000 miles.
I'm on my original dash still and I drive with my parking lights on. 1) for safety, 2) to prolong the needles life (knocks on dash).
PS, there is no dash-light fluid and don't believe anybody if they tell you to change the air in your tires every 3 months or 3000 miles.
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Sorry about that.... I get carried away sometimes..
BTW: Hes right, don't let anyone tell you to change the air in your tires every 3000 miles, but it would be a smart thing to Rotate the Air every 7000 miles (or as stated in your Lexus handbook).
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BTW: Hes right, don't let anyone tell you to change the air in your tires every 3000 miles, but it would be a smart thing to Rotate the Air every 7000 miles (or as stated in your Lexus handbook).
Thanks
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Very funny guys.
But it's all good. I guess we all need some humor at work.
Jon
But it's all good. I guess we all need some humor at work.
Jon
Originally posted by SCLexus3.0
Sorry about that.... I get carried away sometimes..
BTW: Hes right, don't let anyone tell you to change the air in your tires every 3000 miles, but it would be a smart thing to Rotate the Air every 7000 miles (or as stated in your Lexus handbook).
Thanks
Sorry about that.... I get carried away sometimes..
BTW: Hes right, don't let anyone tell you to change the air in your tires every 3000 miles, but it would be a smart thing to Rotate the Air every 7000 miles (or as stated in your Lexus handbook).
Thanks
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Originally posted by onelasttry
I heard you only needed to rotate the valve stems?
I heard you only needed to rotate the valve stems?
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Is there really such thing as dashlight fluid? How do I check this?
You guys are really going to trick some new guys up!! they are going to go to the dealer and asked to get their air and valve stems rotated!!!