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    did you ever get this figured out? which switch are you referring to by the way, is it the actual headlight switch or the dimmer rheostat with the little but connectors on it? ive got an 87' with a different engine but im sure the dash lighting circuit is similar to yours so i may be able to help.

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    I did figure it out. It resulted into a bad connection on the cluster itself where the copper had rubbed off.

    StarquestMan: If the wiring is the same, then check the box located at the driver's side fender under the hood. It has fusible links in there that are known to corrode. You can grab hold of the wires and and pull them out to check for corrosion. Clean them and make sure they are seated back properly. What exact issue are you having? No dash lights only? No headlights or taillights as well? I went through my entire harness doing continuity checks to lead me back to my cluster, so I may be able to point you in the right direction.
    Appreciate that info 85Ram50! Ordering a few of those now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Low9Life4 View Post
    I did figure it out. It resulted into a bad connection on the cluster itself where the copper had rubbed off.

    StarquestMan: If the wiring is the same, then check the box located at the driver's side fender under the hood. It has fusible links in there that are known to corrode. You can grab hold of the wires and and pull them out to check for corrosion. Clean them and make sure they are seated back properly. What exact issue are you having? No dash lights only? No headlights or taillights as well? I went through my entire harness doing continuity checks to lead me back to my cluster, so I may be able to point you in the right direction.
    Appreciate that info 85Ram50! Ordering a few of those now.
    oops didn't see your post until now. mine doesn't have any issues currently. i was going to help you troubleshoot your wiring but you got it figured out

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