Instrument panel lite on 2000 toyota camry indicates backup lites out lites are on but very dim replaced all bulbs and fuses still doesnt work need help

Remove instrument panel and replace bulb on the back of the panel.

sorry had to laugh about the wire in his hand thing lol. does the mirror operate correctly? if so the wire may be ok to have in his hand :) as far as the lite on the front it could be a fuse. check under hood fuses to see if one blown, if they are ok get a test lite and hook to and ground sorce near the lit and unplug the lite. turn the head lites on and probe the plug. does it lite up the test lite? if so the bulb you got is defective if not then it may be a bad ground for that lite check the wires around that area to make sure there connected to the body good. try this first to see where you get to. hope this helps

The socket is cheap, replace it.

Check for blown fuse,in panel? Or light switch rehostat, or dimmer adjuster,for the instrument lites..?

If the instrument panel lites work,check the bulbs, or for an open in the wiring to the effected items.The gear selector and the a/c ,heater panel.is on the same circuit with the instruments panel.Check for an open ground too.

Instrument lites are on a small amp fuse 3 or 5 amps. The lite switch may supply the power to the instument lites. to the fuse box first,then to the instrument panel. LOOK for the color code of the wire to the fuse panel and to the instrument cluster,check for power,in this wiring.Check bulbs and the grounding wire for the panel.Check all the plug ins.

SOUND LIKE TRANSMISSION PARK NEUTRAL SWITCH IS FAULTY.

If the fuse is fine and the bulbs are good you should check with a test light if power is being supplied to the terminals if the problem must be reached in the brake switch is on the brake pedal. Thank good luck

are all your instrument panel lights dim? i know this sounds silly but i had a person the other day who had the dimmer switch turned down. if it's not that there is a fuse for the instrument panel, looks like it should be a 7.5 amp fuse in the passenger compartment fuse box. it's very unlikely that all of those lamps would fail at the same time. hope that helps.

U will need to pull the instrument cluster out to replace these bulbs, no access from the back.