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Onboard computer display
« on: 27 June 2021, 13:26:30 »

Hi all,
Yet another problem drivers side if display gone very dull
Any idea as to the cause and appreciate remedy’s   :y
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Re: Onboard computer display
« Reply #1 on: 27 June 2021, 13:59:27 »

If its a TID/MID/CART, then likely to be a failed bulb.

See guide on removing dash, and the TID/MID/CART bulbs are accessible.
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Re: Onboard computer display
« Reply #2 on: 27 June 2021, 15:16:11 »

Replace all of the bulbs in the unit, otherwise the difference in brightness between the old and new ones will drive you crazy
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Re: Onboard computer display
« Reply #3 on: 27 June 2021, 18:44:40 »

Replace all of the bulbs in the unit, otherwise the difference in brightness between the old and new ones will drive you crazy
And the vibration of removing the dash and putting back on tend to blow at least one of the others as well.
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