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so i've finally decided to change my bulbs in the R33 gtr dashboard to LEDs. It was suppose to be a clean, easy swap as i've done it on my other r33 gtst.The lights were good for a good second but when i turn it off and on again, it was blank.

all the other functions like check engine oil, hicas, 4wd, door open etc are working fine, only the damn backlight to the speedometer and rpm meter refuses to turn on. I have a blitz boost meter hooked up too, the backlight only turns on if i turn on the headlights now its gone too! And that beep when i have my headlights on with the keys in are gone too!!!!

anybody got any idea what's wrong? I thought it was a fuse but they all seems to be fine.

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