Car Dash Gauges

Depending on the year, make, and model of the vehicle, the location of the fuse for the dashboard instruments will vary. Checking either the owner's or shop manual will confirm which fuse controls the auto dashboard gauges for your specific application (for example, Ford Mustang, Chevy Camaro, Dodge Challenger, etc.).

There are many possibilities on what causes auto dash gauges to stop working. The first thing to check is the vehicle battery. Confirm the battery cables are clean and tight. Then test the battery to confirm it is not defective. Next, check the owner's or shop manual to find out which fuse controls the dashboard gauges and check that it is not blown, is installed correctly, and that the connection is clean and tight. If everything passes to this point, dash gauge removal is necessary as well as additional resources that will help you troubleshoot the issue for your specific vehicle. Possibilities include wiring or connections being loose or corroded. Digital dash instruments have many small components that need to be checked. Some components might be replaceable while other issues may require the complete replacement of the dash instruments.

A JEGS expert is ready to answer your questions and help you find the dash gauges that you require for your specific application.