2009 Chrysler Sebring Dash Lights Not Working

They are roughly ordered by importance which tends to be by color red amber yellow orange green blue gray but there are nearly 50 of them so be patient.

2009 chrysler sebring dash lights not working.

If that does not work you need to remove the instrument cluster and check for power on the cluster connector. The wires are pretty thin be carefull not to break them during installation. If no power check the bcm directly. A search of this issue shows it is common for the sebring and a few other chrysler d dash instrument cluster lights not working on 2008 chrysler sebring 200 convertible club.

It sounds like you are having a problem with the dimmer switch that controls the brightness of your dash lights. Fixed the instrument cluster lights on a 2009 chrysler sebring today with the eld5 print. The dimmer switch malfunctioning would be a more common issue. Chrysler 2008 sebring limited instrument panel light not working stopped suddenly function warning lights etc still working.

The lights on the dashboard are directly controlled by the body control module bcm. Either that or you have blown a fuse for the dash lights. Carefully flip fuse box tucking connectors under it pressing down until it locks replace battery. Learn about this problem why it occurs and how to fix it.

Click a link to learn more about each one. With the headlight turned on you should have power at pin 12. Print is surprisingly small. The following are warning lights and indicators found in vehicles built by chrysler.

The lights in the cluster have stopped working on the wife s car. Chrysler sebring dash instrument cluster may go out due to faulty connections 195 reports. Over time the contacts inside the dimmer switch can break down causing the lights to go out or be too dim. I used a simple glue gun to keep it in place but you could use strong double sided tape or ty raps.

Clean all contacts replace module and torques screws. This may reset the bcm. Works great dimming and everything. Does it have its own fuse perhaps.