In case of mice, pull the panel out unplugging it check for 12v with a TEST LIGHT. Follow the ones going to the fuse box, i belive there glass type fuses and a little glass one gmc
SOURCE: changing instrument panel light bulbs
You have to remove the entire cluster assembly to get to the bulbs, there is no other way, no room for this man's hand at the back.
SOURCE: Tail lights don't work on 1998 Chevy Silverado.
check the wiring from the tailights back to the fuse panel, it sounds like an open connection. if i recall correctly check under the dash on the drivers side near the fuse panel for a bunch of wires in a bundle and look carefully for a wire or two that are cut/shorted/or seperated, you can also check under the drivers side kick panel by the hood release.
SOURCE: instrument panel cluster gauges and odometer has stopped working
I had all my analog instrument panel gauges stop working after they did the state emissions test. I found the proper fuse in the fuse block located under the hood. Simply unplugged the fuse, noticed it was still good, and plugged the same fuse (10A) back in and all the gauges started working again. Guess it needed a reset atfer they plugged in for the emissions.
SOURCE: 2002 town & country dash, instrument lights do
Not likely a bulb problem if they are all out. Check the dimmer, Check the owners manual to see what else is powered by the same fuse. See if anything else on the same circuit is not operating. If it is a fuse you probably have a spare fuse in the fuse panel. If not - a small box of fuses can be purchased for a few dollars.
SOURCE: instrument cluster bulb is out. how do i replace
It may not be a bulb, as the instrument cluster usually has a number of bulbs and they probably didn't all blow at once. Pulling instrument clusters can be touchy and may not be for the average "shadetree mechanic" however, typically there are a few screws above the cluster going into the dash pad and a few hidden behind the trim panels below the cluster.
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