cluster lights out
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Depends on what year your truck is. If its 01-02 you can just put in normal #194 (i beleive) bulbs. But if you have 03-up the bulbs are LED's and are actually soldered to the circuit board. To replace these you have to be really good at soldering and de-soldering or know of someone that is.
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well i took on the task of soldering all the lights in. got them all in and working except one- my left turn signal indicator. I cant get it to work with the new light, and I even plugged the dash in and hit it with a test light and i dont think I have power there at all. guess this would mean I need a new cluster if i want that to work?
Not necessary, the relay for the turn signal could be bad I guess.
Something less expensive to try before looking into a new cluster.
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Pull it back out and check continuity, if there is none, follow the print on the board until you find where it gets power. Lots of times when soldering you can "burn" the print off the board and cause it not to conduct anymore. Just carefully solder a small gauge wire to the place you found that has power and run it up to your bulb.
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