Hi my 2006 pajero dash lights goes out when I turn on the light switch

It sounds like you need an auto electrician, but check that fuse for the windows.

Mitsubishi Pajero / Shogun (V80; 2006-2017) fuses

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The fuse box is located in the instrument panel (driver's side), behind the cover. The location of the fuses in the passenger compartment: Mitsubishi Pajero ( ...

Mitsubishi Shogun / Montero (2003-2006) fuses

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Fuse Box Location ... The fuse panel is located behind the cover in the instrument panel. Pull the fuse box lid to remove it. Use fuse puller to remove the fuses.

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Check the battery

Sounds like the connection behind the instrument cluster is loose, i had a customer with the same problem only on a 2012 camry and it turned out to be the connection on the cluster. I just adjusted the tension on the connection by bending the contact pins a little.

Hi King sounds like the problem seems to be in the headlight switch.

now a day if you do any changes in your car's electric system then this light goes on even after starting, you need to get it cleared by the company person

either blowed fuse or check dash lights dimmer switch, make sure dimmer switch is not turn down completely low,that will cause your dash lights not to light up.

do you hear the click of the dimmer switch when you move the lever if you do then the steel rod that goes from the lever to the switch itself is working and the switch is moving from the low beam to high beam circuit.if the blue dash indicator is on them power is coming out of the switch to the dash to operate the light.its possible that the dimmer switch may need to be adjusted a little if you don`t hear the click but moves enough to put the dash light on but not enough to turn the high beams on,that is possibly why the low lights stay on.or you have a bad dimmer switch itself

The AT Temp light refers to the temperature of the automatic transmission fluid. If worked very hard the tranny will heat up quite a bit and the switch will close telling you the tranny is getting too hot. If this happpens, park your Pajero and keep the engine running and allow the engine to idle, this will help cool the fluid and the light will rurn off. Given the year of your Pajero, a tranny filter / fluid replacement would be a good thing. I have a 1990 Montero (here in the US) and the over heat switch on my tranny failed so light was always on, had to replace the switch. I believe the switch can be found in a tranny coolant line.

Please let me know if this assisted you.

Thank you,
Tom

Could be an ignition switch on the fritz. My wifes 05 was possessed, and would turn on its radio when no one was around and no key in ignition.

Dash lights were wacky as well.

Sounds like switch.