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Help with 99 Astra electronics.

markens2 · 2010-08-03 18:22:46

Hi all, I recently took it upon myself to service my car. It seemed to go well. While I was at it I tried to fix my cigarette lighter which wasn't working. I changed a few fuses and still nothing happened. Anyway to cut a long story short when I started the car next the rev counter, speedo, mile counter and petrol gauge…

03-08-2010 6:22pm

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markens2

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Hi all,

I recently took it upon myself to service my car. It seemed to go well.
While I was at it I tried to fix my cigarette lighter which wasn't working.
I changed a few fuses and still nothing happened.

Anyway to cut a long story short when I started the car next the rev counter, speedo, mile counter and petrol gauge had all stopped working.

If anybody has any suggestions then please let me know.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 03-08-2010 6:34pm

Stoolbend

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You probably removed the fuse for the clocks and didn't replace it.

Get a couple of spare fuses and start trying them in the empty spaces. Each space in the fuse box is colour coded to correspond with the colour of the fuse that should be in it.

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#3 03-08-2010 6:35pm

markens2

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I've tried that already. Put fuses in all the slots.
Any other suggestions.

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#4 04-08-2010 1:10pm

markens2

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Any more suggestions???

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