Tach Instrument 2000 Jetta weird electrical problem
I'll try to keep this clear and to the point because it's kind of a strange issue. It's also never happened before. Several nights ago I caught a glimpse of what looked like a flickering of my radio light. Then after driving a little ways longer the entire instrument light system, door lights, vent controls, radio, all began flickering on and off, all except my instrument panel (tach, speedometer, etc.) which never flickered. This was preceded a few weeks ago by my noticing the lights were out behind my vent cluster only. When I simply tapped it it came back on so I figured something must be loose in there. But now everything blinks randomly, although it has not happened at all in the past couple of days. No other electrical components seem to be affected. Anyone have any idea what this is?
All dashes have ground straps attached to the dash. This ground is for the dash. It sounds like the strap holding it to the dash is loose. It may be hard to find as you will have to remove the under-dash panels and look for a ground strap .
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