RE: re;instument lights

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Thanks for the tips so far everyone. 

I tried one of the 2 spare headlight light switches I have. Using this 
one switch I can get power to the fuse for the instrument cluster when 
the parking or headlights are engaged. But the instrument cluster bulbs 
still won?t light up.  That?s plain weird to me. (Each of the other two 
headlight  switches do not make the fuse for the instrument cluster 
energized when the parking or headlights are engaged.) 

FWIW, I noticed that on all 3 light switches I have that turning the 
knob to complete the circuit does not make the interior lights work. The 
interior lights work when you open the door.

Guess I'll just have to drive the '62 only during daylight. ;-)  

Thanks,
Gary H.  


Dodger wrote:
> 
> 
> Gary;   there should be a tan wire coming off of the  light switch , 
> which 
> supplies power to a fuse on the fuse block, it comes back  off of the 
> fuse block 
> as orange, probably several of them, they go verious place  one of which 
> is 
> to the plug in on the instrument cluster;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; if  the 
> cluster 
> works when you apply power to the fuse , the problem is ahead of  that, 
> next most 
> likely spot would be the light switch, if there is no power at  the tan 
> wire 
> when the light switch is turned on, cluster will not  light
>                                                                               
> dodger

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