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02 Avalon xls 6 cyl 3L Ignition switch left in acc position for one day and two nights battery went dead Put charger on battery battery reads good cleaned cable connections and terminals battery reconnected and car starts fine multiple times even drove for several miles BUT now no instruments in the panel are working only the little idiot lights Husband checked fuses under the steering wheel and under the hood drivers side Checked all those fuses twice All fuses good Anything else we should do?

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Try disconnecting the battery for a few seconds and reconnect may work. this way you will reset the system

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