Digital Gauge Cluster not lighting up...
I just purchased a 1986 Audi Coupe GT Commemorative Edition. It runs great but the only problem it has is that the gauge cluster doesn't work. Is this a common problem? I can't tell my gas level, coolant temp, speed, and the rpms.
If this is a common problem, is there an easy way to fix it?
If this is a common problem, is there an easy way to fix it?
1986 Audi Coupe GT Commemorative Edition.
There are a few dedicated Audi Coupe websites, you might want to check them out for trouble shooting the digital dash.
Is it possible that this model, like the 89-91, has continuity that if the glove box, license plate light are burned out, instrument panel doesn't light up.
If it is all electronic dash, maybe not relevant.
Cheers,
George
If it is all electronic dash, maybe not relevant.
Cheers,
George
ORIGINAL: 0fframp
I thought that the 1987.5 with the 2.3 liter and not the 2.22 were the commemorative edition.
There are a few dedicated Audi Coupe websites, you might want to check them out for trouble shooting the digital dash.
1986 Audi Coupe GT Commemorative Edition.
There are a few dedicated Audi Coupe websites, you might want to check them out for trouble shooting the digital dash.
ORIGINAL: gmatov
Is it possible that this model, like the 89-91, has continuity that if the glove box, license plate light are burned out, instrument panel doesn't light up.
If it is all electronic dash, maybe not relevant.
Cheers,
George
Is it possible that this model, like the 89-91, has continuity that if the glove box, license plate light are burned out, instrument panel doesn't light up.
If it is all electronic dash, maybe not relevant.
Cheers,
George
After doing a bit more searching, the Commemorative Edition was offered in 86 but the most desirable was the late 87, sometimes called the 1987.5
I was not able to find any additional info about the defective gauge back lighting so it might not be a very common problem. I would try to remove the cluster and visually check the connectors as well as check the circuit board(s) for any burned out resistors, diodes, voltage regulators, etc.
I was not able to find any additional info about the defective gauge back lighting so it might not be a very common problem. I would try to remove the cluster and visually check the connectors as well as check the circuit board(s) for any burned out resistors, diodes, voltage regulators, etc.
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