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Light indicators not lighting up can be the tiny light bulbs at the back. More modern ones use tiny LEDs. 'speed' and 'odometer' don't really go together as they are two separate functions, speed = speedometer, miles = odometer. If the lights are out behind it, or they aren't working, it is likely a connector or the whole unit has failed. You need and auto electrician.
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check the dimmer switch, I had the same problem. this dimmer switch didn`t dim on low beem but went out on high beams, turned the dimmer switch up and down/on and off and it came back on.
Mine is the trip odometer knob. With the lights on, turn the trip odometer knob and the dash lights should get brighter or darker, depending on which way you turn it. If that doesn't work, Google it. They will tell you where the switch is.
The most obvious solution is that the light intensity rheostat (on the dashboard) was moved to its lowest position, turning the dashboard dark. Check also for broken fuses on the left side fuse box. Last resort, is that during a repair the dashboard light socket was disconnected. In this case, you would lose the odometer reading as well.
Test the dash first. Put key in hold down trip reset botton. Turn the key to on but don't start. Release the trip botton. Should turn on all dash lights & check for codes in the odometer. If getting codes reply back.
Those bulbs may have just blown, or maybe a fuse is blown. But the odometer that is another thing, like maybe the cable but its not the neutral switch.
on dashboard press ODO METER until normal KM reading appears(not trip AorB) after that turn off the ignition.
then with the odometer button pressed (hold it pressed), turn on the ignition ON (don't release the odometer button!) .many underscore (like - - - - - - -)will appears & start disappearing
keep the odometer button pressed until the maintenance light goes off
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