Don't know what the dashboard fuse picture looks like HELP!!!!!

It makes it hard to diagnose without knowing what it is your working on, but might possibly be the headlight switch itself?

I know sounds simple but look to the left of the steering column for a rotary swith that goes up and down. This is the dimmer switch that can completely turn down or off what lights are on your display. Forgive me if this is not the case.

there is one inside the car. 3 possible places; under the glove box, under the steering wheel or if you open the driver side door the corner of the dashboard usually triangular piece of plastic to remove

DRIVERS SIDE BULB IS PROBABLY BAD, SWITCH THE LEFT TO THE RIGHT AND SEE IF YOU HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM. IF YOU DO... IT A WIRING PROBLEM. GOOD LUCK

My personal suggestion would be to go for these repair catalogs. I know this website www.reliable-store com

that i used to buy them from, and they have pdf online it was very good manual. Go ahead, I bet.

The left and right headlights are on different fuses. If both are not working, you need to check the fusible link, headlight relay, and the switch itself. See diagram below.

Fuse able link by the battery .start there

The sound system was causing to much of an unpredictable power usage on the headlights and the fuse has blown as a safety precaution.

96 eclipse rs back tail lites and dash wont come on i changed the combination switch ,fuses,relays and bulbs and it still dont work what else can it be?

This is an old post so I don;t even know if you still have the car, but here is what I know.

1) Your radio issue is probably a relay. It is a relay bank located above your glove box. The entire glove box assembly will have to come out. This relay is a little different in appearnace thatn the others as it is skinnier and taller. It is called the Brand Name speakers/radio relay.

2) Your dash readouts are due to a burned out bulb. These are not LED. They are regular 124 bulbs. They've burned out. Banging on the dash probably allowed the filament of in the bulb to touch and temporarily worked.

3) I have a similar problem with the headlights. My headlights turn on manually, but they don't turn on like they are supposed to via automatic photo sensor. When turned on manually, the doors open and the headlights are on. When I manually turn off the headlights, the doors don't close. I've checked everything and I was told it may have something to do with the Body Control Module. I am not completely sure as this research is ongoing.