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You're welcome 🙏

Noted!

Not sure but this method may work if it has a dimmer dial and you can get the switch out😁

If there is a little wheel that manually controls the brightness this sort of solution might work. If it's digital I'm not sure. Good luck!

You're welcome. Glad it helped 😁

Sounds like it could be a neutral safety switch (only allows the car to be started in neutral or park) It's common for instrument lights and neutral safety switch to share the same circuit. If you can find the neutral safety switch you can test the theory by unplugging it and using a jumper wire across the plug terminals. Good luck!

@@sentradynamics8889 hey thanks for the tip ! I’ll keep it in mind. Funny thing is it did not do it until I replaced the starter cable The old one was corroded and back then it had a intermittent starting problem. Since replacement it did it a few times where it wouldn’t start Then it wouldn’t not start again So starts right up since all this but still when in drive or reverse. Tye dash lights flicker which it did not do before

@Mick Have you checked the alternator and connections? Low voltage can make lights flicker too

@@sentradynamics8889 I checked alternator by putting a multimeter on the battery connections I believe to see what it was doing and I believe it was correct for a functional alternator. When I did the new starter cable I did clean some windows electrical connections so i should probably check all those to see if something is funky. Maybe that’s where something got screwed up. But weird thing is how it starts great now and didn’t before lol

Yes, and that would be the easiest most reliable way to go. If the lights consistently stay on after some fiddling with the dimmer I'd feel confident just buying the new switch. Good luck!

Not sure, but if there's a little wheel that controls the brightness that'll be the one and this might work. Good luck!

You're welcome. Glad it helped😁

Could be a bad connection at one of the plugs. Try spraying them out with electrical contact cleaner (brake/ carb cleaner will melt the plastic) and applying new dielectric grease. Good luck!

95-99 Nissan sentra

You might be able to just replace the stock switch with a toggle switch. Good luck!

Thanks!

Same here

There's some tiny bulbs in there. Usually only a few so its common to just have one bulb still working and when that one goes out... Take the trim bezel off and check the bulbs. It'll be obvious if they are burnt out because they will look pretty dark. Good luck!

Could be a bad ground connection in there somewhere also

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@@katgarcia2168 not really im thinking its the lights that gave out might need to take it to the dealership

@@Gumorisco11 same issue here. Lights flickering on the fuel gauge, any updates? Do you know why? I heard it could be the alternator?

@@palerider4629 sup bro nah haven't figured it out yet im thinking its a ground wire or the Lights have burnt out my fuel gauge amd temp gauge back light dont turn on anymore i dont think it would be the alternator because if it was then the windows wouldn't go up they would go up slowly thats one way to test your alternator if its a bad one then your windows wont go up fast theyll go up super slow

A loose plug or crusty dielectric grease in the connector can cause issues too. Sometimes you can just plug and unplug the connector a few times to make a decent connection. Thanks for watching 😁

Low voltage can cause intermittent electrical issues but I would start with the switch for the symptoms described in this video😁

What if your dimmer is on a knob similar to the wiper handle?

There is now😂

Yeah they do come in a variety of different configurations so it can be hit and miss. Just a matter of getting at the contacts, without destroying the switch, if there are any of that sort in there. Some of them are more like a typical rheostat switch that's more encased. Sometimes you can get away with just blasting them out with electrical parts cleaner or soaking in rubbing alcohol and working the knob back n forth. Brake cleaner and carb cleaner will destroy them. Thanks for watching 😁

Solution?

@@saqibbashir3267 resolder it.

Definitely worth a shot if you're feeling handy😁

It works for my car. I have to do it every couple days

It's worth a shot, and yeah that's what it's all about. Gotta help each other out😁

Wow, I have a 2009 g37 and its doing this as well. Any updates?

Did you try it out?

@@palerider4629 did you ever try it out

Gave ours to my Grandpa Stil looks brand new when we gave him it. Thats a Reliable car

You're welcome. I knew somebody with the same Sentra would find this😂😎

I have a 92 and that baby blinks like a Disco ball. Definitely going to try this

I did that for a while myself, and still bang on the dash to make my temperature gauge work😂 If it works it works😎

I have a 2000 legacy b4 and has the same issue as you described. Might have to try this fix also

You're welcome. Thanks for watching 😁

FloatingShroom lmao yeah that would be fun!!!

Alejandro Ramirez Martinez I gained 1 mpg from a tune up and 2mpg from these "aeromods. Thanks for watching

From 27mpg to 30mpg at 60 mph : )

Hey man thanks for the comment. The weight I added is equivalent to a few bags of groceries so I'm not worried about it. And yes less drag equals better milage.. but a front air dam doesnt always mean more drag.. what I am trying to accomplish is more air going over the top of the car, and to reduce the turbulance of the air that goes under the car. I just posted a new video about the sentra today. Thanks for watching

Galih Argo thank you. I'm working on more aero mods right now. More videos coming soon

+Magen Delarosa its worth a shot 😂