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Possibly a burnt out bulb. Pop the small panel above cluster out. Unplug wiring harness attached to it and remove assembly, each indicator has its own bulb
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Unfortunately this is consistent with instrument cluster internal failure. To confirm, the cluster should be removed and input circuits checked for proper power, ground, signal, etc. If there is a problem with one of the inputs, that circuit should be repaired then cluster rechecked for proper operation. If the input circuits are OK, the cluster will need to be replaced. You can read more about removing instrument clusters and checking input circuits here: https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-repair-dashboard-lights-by-rocco-lovetere
There is a light bulb inside the dashboard that needs to be replaced. You unscrew the dashboard and then unclip the dash cluster out from the dashboard and replace the bulb behind the check engine light slot. Should take less than a half hour. Most auto parts stores stock the bulbs.
The temperature gauge is not on a fuse of its own, it would work with all the instruments, ie fuel gauge, warning lights etc. If the temp gauge does not work and the fuel gauge does,, look for the problem elsewhere such as the sender unit on the engine. A quick check is to remove the wire from the sensor unit on the engine and short it out to ground. If the gauge picks up, replace the sensor unit.
Otherwise, check the wire itself for breaks, or bad connections.
its not charging, check the belt that drives your alternator, your fuses, check for some loose connections at the back of alternator, if the light stays on while the engine is running, replace your alternator. good luck!
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