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My lights on my dash are not working. They lights around the odometer. I tried my 4 wheel drive today and it will not come on as well. Could that be related to the lights and maybe a bad fuse.

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Behind the whole instrument panel is a single plug that controls all of the gauges and lights on the panel sometimes it gets loose 4 wheellen. But first check all the fuses.

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