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18-06-2006, 07:51 PM
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Formally Kia Chaser
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Newcastle
Posts: 2,493
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I hope this isn't the start of something bad.
Tonight, pulling out of the woolies carpark, I noticed that the light on my clock was not on. With previous AU1 dash experiance, I gave the dash a thump, and sure enough, the light came back on. I stoped for fuel, and when I started the car, I needed to repeat this complicated procedure... Why does it do this? Loose wire? Crap globes? How can I permentally fix this problem, as tommorow, I'm pulling the dash facia off....
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Kia Grand Carnival (2006) Silver, Grill Mesh, Tints, Sidesteps (with lights), Towbar, 7" Touch Screen DVD Tuner with intergrated GPS & Bluetooth, Roof Mounted Flip Down 15.1" LCD Screen, Reverse Camera - 184Kw HSV Clubsport R8 VY (2003) Black, 6sp Manual, Coulson Seats, Red on black interior, Pacemaker extractors, Twin 2.5" exhaust, Custom Red 20" VE GTS Rims, Custom Red Stitching
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Dash Lights playing up...
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