Which fuse do i replace for the gauge console to light up

If the tail lights, low fuel light, temperature gauge, and fuel gauge are not working, there could be several possible causes:

1. Blown Fuses: Check the fuses for the tail lights, low fuel light, temperature gauge, and fuel gauge. If any of these fuses are blown, replace them with a new one.
2. Loose or damaged wiring: Inspect the wiring for the tail lights, low fuel light, temperature gauge, and fuel gauge. Look for any loose connections or damaged wires. Repair or replace any damaged wires and ensure all connections are tight.
3. Faulty sending units: The low fuel light and fuel gauge are connected to the fuel sending unit in the gas tank. The temperature gauge is connected to a temperature sending unit on the engine. Check these sending units for faults, and replace them if necessary.
4. Faulty instrument cluster: The instrument cluster itself could be faulty, causing the temperature and fuel gauges to not work. A qualified mechanic can test the instrument cluster to see if this is the issue.

It's also possible that the trike has a separate electrical system for the tail lights, and that this system is malfunctioning. A qualified mechanic can test the trike's electrical system to determine the cause of the issue.

There should be an instrument panel fuse in the fuse box located inside the car. Check the fuse and replace in needed.

check to see if the Instrument Cluster fuse is ok

You should have a fuse in the fusebox for the instrument cluster. The instrument cluster houses your gauges, speedometer, clock, and temperature gauge or light. Check the fuse to see if it blown and replace with the same size number on the fuse. Don't decrease or increase the number of the fuse. Stay with the same amp number that is on the old fuse when you replace it. Hope this helps.Good luck.

to test the gauges, in the arm rest console (middle of car between driver and passenger) there is a fuse box. if you have the lid with the info remove the "Instrument Panel" fuse. open switch to On where normally the dash lights up. insert fuse back in. if no change could be the gauge thats bad or could be in the fuel tank the floater that sends the info to the dash what the fuel level is at.

These bulbs last a long time and if they'er all out you might find the running lights ( taillights arn't working too. ( blown fuse) the panel lights are on a separte fuse but they run off of the tailight fuse. the tailights are really all the lights that come on with the headlight switch except the headlights themselfs. Then that circuit entergizes the panel lights thea light the dash gauges the door panels switches the any console lights the car can have. the dome circuit is another fuse that lights the floor and dome ( if their is one) and any landou lights (piller)
sometimes this fuse is removed or blow and the dash lights don't work, Or sometimes just a few. The cluster can be removed but not all of the bulbs can be bought at the parts store as the lights are to be replaced by rebuilding the cluster and can't be serviced. Agin some of the door switches are made this way also and you have to replace the switch to get a good light in them.

im not certain, but i believe that the gauges are electronic. and when you were working on the radio you may have accidentally touched the wrong wires together shorting out the console. i would check the fuse cor the console.

If they all stopped working at the same time then it is probably a fuse or possibly 2. Check your fuse panels in the dash and under the hood. The dash lights and gauges should be a fuse labeled instrument cluster or guages, it is probably blown. The other fuse to look for will be the tail light fuse. This is where I would begin.

I would start with the simplest thing and that is to check the fuses. Then return here if there is no burnt fuse

Review this information about Instrument Cluster Service Procedures: ZJ-Secc-8E-Instrument-Cluster-and-Gauges (Page 8E-5 and next).

Good luck, and remember rated this help.