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High-beam indicator does not work

The blue dash-light that indicates when the high beams are on does not work. Consequently I go down the road with the high beams on and don't know it until someone flashes their high-beams at me.

What's the deal? Tell me the whole dash does not have to come apart.

jameskuehl Nov 11, 2008

Yeah... I guess I was hoping for some magic on this one. Rats!

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Sorry but the gauges have to be removed to replace the globe.Not the whole dash though,just the gauge surround and gauges only have to be pulled out far enough to get your hand in to change the globe.Good luck

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