My odometer, outside temperature gage, and driver electrical does not work

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The door panel will have to come off. check for a bad motor or wiring to motor, or a bad drivers side switch. check the fuses first! and is the drivers side window locked on drivers side, just push the unlock window from the master controls on drivers side to see if it works. on my car, the drivers side window would not work. I accidentally hit the window lock with my arm. God-Bless!

This sounds like the master switch on the driver's side door is the problem.

It has to be the switch or the wiring, right? So pull out the switch and probe the back with a volt meter to see if power is coming out of the switch. If yes, trace the wires to the doors.

If windows still work from other door switches, then fuse is good, if not check fuse, if they do replace master window switch, shorted out with the water.

If the window lock-out swich located on the drivers side door master switch is in the off or un-lock position, then the problem will be a broken wire or wires in the weather boot that runs between the door and the body of the vehicle. Any broken wires that you find should be repaired by soldering them well, use the same gage wire to lengthen any broken wires in order to successfully solder them, and do not use wire connectors if you want the connection to last.

That would be the first thing that i would do.

did you try changing the master switch(controls all windows and locks)? i would hook it back up to the way it was and change that master switch

lightly pry the switch up from the driver's door and do the same with the other doors. Check the voltage from the door switch on one of the other doors (it probably won't show any voltage). What it sounds like is the master door switch (driver's side) has shorted out, actually it's in the lockout mode. First try some electric contact cleaner spray, and spray the driver's door switch, make certain that the driver's side isn't in the locked mode for other window operation and if that still doesn't work, you'll need to replace the master door switch.

Good luck.

All of the window motors utilize the same circuit breaker. Look for a broken wire between the left side of the dash, which goes thru the inner fender to the door. According to my 1988 schematic, the wire you are looking for should be BLUE, and should have 12 volts with the key on.