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Old 02-06-2013, 21:53   #1
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Default the old maverick really getting to me now!!!!

hi all as you know I been having problems with my maverick 2.7td 1994

started when I had half a tank I went out the following morning and she was reading full tank and fuel light was on ???

went out yesterday and gauge had dropped back to half where it was originally but fuel light was still on

went out today and drove her and fuel light went out but I now have

no ignition lights
no rev counter

indicator lights and clock and spedo all work ok though ????


please any ideas or help would be great
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Old 02-06-2013, 22:03   #2
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Electrical problems always difficult, from your description I would say a bad earth connection some place, but rayf3262 will probably be better able to point you in the right direction, Rick
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Old 02-06-2013, 22:04   #3
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Electrical problems always difficult, from your description I would say a bad earth connection some place, but rayf3262 will probably be better able to point you in the right direction, Rick
cheers mate I will have to double check earths and all electrical connections

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Old 02-06-2013, 22:27   #4
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Sounds like a poor connection on the instrument pod.
Power for the fuel gauge, rev counter ignition lights all start their supply from here.

Disconnect the plugs two or three times to clean off any corrosion.
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Old 02-06-2013, 22:31   #5
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Sounds like a poor connection on the instrument pod.
Power for the fuel gauge, rev counter ignition lights all start their supply from here.

Disconnect the plugs two or three times to clean off any corrosion.
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thank you mate shall give it a go and go from there

hoping it is just the connection behind the instrument cluster and nothing more serious
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Sounds like a poor connection on the instrument pod.
Power for the fuel gauge, rev counter ignition lights all start their supply from here.

Disconnect the plugs two or three times to clean off any corrosion.
best regards,

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You are quite right of course, but it has been a hard day, Rick
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Old 04-06-2013, 14:45   #7
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Right had all clocks out cleaned all conections checked all the fuses etc and still no dash lights and even the glowplug heater clicks dont happen now so she a f****r to start!

Any ideas or help before I take a match to the thing! !???
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Old 04-06-2013, 15:08   #8
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Right had all clocks out cleaned all conections checked all the fuses etc and still no dash lights and even the glowplug heater clicks dont happen now so she a f****r to start!

Any ideas or help before I take a match to the thing! !???
Ignition switch
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Old 04-06-2013, 15:41   #9
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Expensive? ??? Easy to do???? Where to get???? Lol

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Old 04-06-2013, 16:57   #10
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Pritty sure my dad replaced the ign switch on his terrano.He used a second hand one new ones are about £50 from Nissan I think.

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