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Fuel gauge, speedometer etc. not working!

kerryphoto · 2013-07-09 16:43:06

Hey guys, all the gauges on my 99 nissan almera have stopped working! they were intermittently working last week but have completely packed in now! any help would be greatly appreciated!

09-07-2013 4:43pm

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kerryphoto

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Hey guys, all the gauges on my 99 nissan almera have stopped working! they were intermittently working last week but have completely packed in now! any help would be greatly appreciated!

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#2 09-07-2013 4:48pm

Camrat

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Did you check the fuses?

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#3 09-07-2013 6:09pm

kerryphoto

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ya the fuses are fine

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#4 09-07-2013 6:36pm

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Faulty clusters?

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#5 09-07-2013 6:39pm

michael999999

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Same happened in a c5 I had. Get down to your local scrap yard and pick up one.

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#6 09-07-2013 6:42pm

keithsfleet

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Check the alternator relay.

Take the relay out and Bridge it with a smallish gauge wire and start the car.
If the gauges are working it's the relay.

Don't drive around with the wire in, not safe.

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#7 09-07-2013 8:57pm

kerryphoto

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thanks for all the replies guys, I'll check the alternator relay tomorrow, hoping that's it... I'll get the cluster if it's not. Is replacing the cluster a big job??

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