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{HELP} Illumination lights for dash cluster
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Hey guys;

Im just needing a hand to get my dash illumination lights work
I have all other dash lights work i.e (oil, alt, beam ect)

My headlights work fine for park, lights, beam and indicators

I only have an issue with dash illumination lights, i have checked the headlight switch but i just want to confirm for the dimmer wire separate from the instrument panel wiring, where should it be connected to?? is it earthed to the dash?

http://datsun1200.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=10046

Illumination lights from pinout being;

http://s297.photobucket.com/user/ddgo ... 1200/wiki/13938a.jpg.html

Just needing to work out this illumination its frustrating the hell out of me

Posted on: 2016/4/27 12:02

Edited by loosekid on 2016/4/27 14:08:09
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Re: {HELP} Illumination lights for dash cluster
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Mearure all the tracks on the back of the dash for the illumination with a multimeter to make sure there is continuity as well they do occasionally go open circuit and people solder a thin wire in to bypass broken tracks when that happens also.

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want to confirm for the dimmer wire separate from the instrument panel wiring, where should it be connected to?? is it earthed to the dash?
Yes, the dim/bright (AUS) wire is connected to the instrument panel. It is the LG (Blue with Green stripe) at the switch, so make sure there is voltage there

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At the actual instrument panel, it may be a different color (GL) and is pin 4
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And remember they won't work until the cluster is bolted to the dash. The oil, alt, beam lights may work, but the illumination lights won't work until it is earthed

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Just wanting to confirm where specifically should the dimmer switch wire be connected to on the instrument panel?

Are you advising the spade connector in the image provided (i thought that was power to clock/tac lights)

As im unable to find where the dimmer wire connects to on the instrument panel or is there a wire on the harness the dimmer connects too?

I have checked my wiring diagrams in the books and here online can't find the exact location for where the dimmer connects or is it spliced into pin4?

Posted on: 2016/4/28 2:25
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Yes, the headlight switch connects to the dash harness


The instrument panel cluster gauges connect to this:
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Pin 4 is the illumination lights

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Thought I had a photo of the light switch but couldn't find one

Here is the Instrument Harness (dash harness) for later Australia utes. The light switch connectors are circled

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