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Old 04-09-2006, 11:57 AM
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Question 90 maxima dash cluster problem

Has anybody had this problem on a 1990 maxima? The lights on the cluster will not turn on I have to let the temperature rise to certain degrees and then they turn on, it's starts to be a pain in the ass when there is times that I can’t warm up the car like when I'm running late minutes later the lights turn on.

Does anybody know what part or sensor is causing this?
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Old 04-09-2006, 12:54 PM
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Re: 90 maxima dash cluster problem

Seems like oxidation/harness/connector/fuse problem(s). Check charge voltage, start cleaning connectors inspecting wirings.

Real lamp assy supply is behind same fuses: take rear lamp assemblys off on the table and inspect for short circuits. Fuses: Page5, see link below,
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