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Josh

2005 Spectra Blue Mica Celica GT w/ Action
Post # 1953581253 5 Years ago  

Today when I went to drive somewhere I turned on my lights and my gauges flickered a couple of times and then went dead. I couldn't get them to come on at all. So I took my gauge cluster out and inspected the problem. I saw that where the wires come into the gauge overlay it looked a little burnt. I'll post pics of what happaned.

Has anyone else had this problem?

I connected them to the cigarette lighter... has anyone else had a problem connecting to this???

Thanks


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Josh

2005 Spectra Blue Mica Celica GT w/ Action
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Josh

2005 Spectra Blue Mica Celica GT w/ Action
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Dan

2004 Spectra Blue Celica GT-S
Post # 1953581384 5 Years ago  

looks liek u ahve alittle burn mark there never had that before. dont know hwo to fix if its fixable
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Josh

2005 Spectra Blue Mica Celica GT w/ Action
Post # 1953581898 5 Years ago  

I know it's not fixable. I just wanted to know if anyone else has had this problem.
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Dan

2004 Spectra Blue Celica GT-S
Post # 1953582203 5 Years ago  

i had a similar problem with my cold cathode behind ac knob. i had it connected to a fuse tap goign to tailights. and the inverter just melted. The lights flickered and i smelled the burning plastic but i have all of my other neons hooked to cig lighter. sometimes its jsut a bad inverter
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ac2386
AC

2005 Silver Celica GTS
Post # 1953582415 5 Years ago  

Pate- you changed your LEDs on a 2005? How hard was it? As for your reverse glow gauges, did you have it fused somewhere between the guages and your power source?
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Pate
Josh

2005 Spectra Blue Mica Celica GT w/ Action
Post # 1953582639 5 Years ago  

Thanks for the info hombre.

I just ordered a new gauge face today.

AC2386:
Yeah I changed the LEDs and it's a 2005. It wasn't too hard (for me). If you have had any experience with sautering stuff then it's not too hard. There's an article in the install section on how to do it.

I had the gauges connected to the cigarette lighter light. So it would come on when the lights were turned on. I figured there's no need to put in a fuse.
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Dan

2004 Spectra Blue Celica GT-S
Post # 1953582686 5 Years ago  

ooh. i thought u ment u had it on the back of the cig lighter, didnt know u ment to the cig lighter bulb. i would suggest a fuse tap to another fuse, liek tailights. tht way u have a fuse for the tails and a fuse for the gauges. but it coudl jsut be a bad inverter.
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