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    lol....gimme a minute and I'll look.
     
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    Where do you go to when you look up all this kind stuff?
    92 2wd 5 speed extra cab
     
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    I looked at my fuse panel. Good news is I don't think its your ignition wire, cause its on a seperate fuse. I don't think its you radio either cause its on seperate fuase as well. Not sure what it may be.
     
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    dang. The fuse im blowing is a 10a fuse, 2nd row 3rd down i believe. I dunno whats the name/ID for the fuse. i think its that one. Oh well, tomorrow shall be fun. Maybe it is the alarm after all.
     
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    Is there anything else not working?
     
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    Hahahaha. No there is not dave. thank you
     
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    wow that website is high tech
     
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    Have you tried disconnecting the cluster, then put a fuse in and start it up? If the fuse does not blow you might have bad cluster.
     
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    Your such a genius. no. I dont think it can unplug you know. actually maybe it could. See the horrors of being young.
     
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    Yes it can unplug. Do you know how to get the cluster out?
     
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    Yeah i ripped apart the dash, pulled it out, looked at the back and was like wow. Looks almost like a compture board.

    Ok. if i unplug it, plug it back in, how can i tell if its the dash or something else?

    And i dunno how read this schmatics
     
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    Oh you know what else not working, my spedo not working. Hasnt been working for a while already since before i got the truck
     
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    Ok, unplug the cluster, put a fuse in it, start it up. If the fuse still blows you know the cluster is good and its the power or ground wire for it. If the fuse does not blow, then you have a bad cluster.

    Make sense?
     
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    Sorry for me being all dumb tonight. Yeah makes sense.
     
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    Don't worry about it, I can be the same way when it comes to electrical and motors (motors especially)
     
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    So i going put one fuse and see what happens
    then i going double check wires see if i find anything else
    try another fuse
    Then unplug the cluster and see
     
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    You know, now that i think about it the cluster could be going, because my spedo doesnt work, and hasnt worked for a while. What you think?
     

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