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Trip Computer display

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Dan Hunt

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Hi there,


Over the last 2 days the brightness on the trip computer display had reduced to point of near invisibility !


Anyone out there know why, how, and if this is a common problem?


Cheers


964, 1993


Migration info. Legacy thread was 31337
 
Yes its a common problem - and yes you can fix it yourself. I don't have an OBC, but I remember reading about how to fix this on Rennlist. Do a search in the 993 forum over there...

Migration info. Legacy thread was 31341
 
http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/964_gauge/964_white_gauge_faces.htm

This link shows how you can do this (looks a bit heath robinson) but is still feasible.

Some comments about "you have to disconnect battery and access under steering wheel, watching out for the airbag" seem a little OTT also.

I guess you decide what you go with, but the above links do start with the petrol gauge - this is nowhere near the steering wheel so his logic is OK.




Migration info. Legacy thread was 31346
 
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