how do i keep my Gauge gray insted of green when lights are on
01-10-2012, 03:57 PM
#3
OP, if you're talking about keeping your dash from illuminating when you turn your lights on I have a question:
Why are you interested in this? Typically when your lights are on, it's because it's dark outside. When it's dark outside, it's hard to see inside without the dome light on. So how will you check speed, rpms, fuel, oil pressure, water pressure, etc?
Maybe it's as simple as pulling a fuse from the fusebox? Have you looked at your manual yet? Seeing as how the interior dash lights are directly connected to your headlights/parking lights, I would assume not, but then again I've been wrong before...
I'd re-think it before you even attempt it though. There's a reason why they illuminate when you turn your lights on. It's a safety standard ensuring that in bad weather/dead of night that you can see all of the important information in front of you...
Why are you interested in this? Typically when your lights are on, it's because it's dark outside. When it's dark outside, it's hard to see inside without the dome light on. So how will you check speed, rpms, fuel, oil pressure, water pressure, etc?
Maybe it's as simple as pulling a fuse from the fusebox? Have you looked at your manual yet? Seeing as how the interior dash lights are directly connected to your headlights/parking lights, I would assume not, but then again I've been wrong before...
I'd re-think it before you even attempt it though. There's a reason why they illuminate when you turn your lights on. It's a safety standard ensuring that in bad weather/dead of night that you can see all of the important information in front of you...
01-10-2012, 04:23 PM
#4
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Colorado
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OP, if you're talking about keeping your dash from illuminating when you turn your lights on I have a question:
Why are you interested in this? Typically when your lights are on, it's because it's dark outside. When it's dark outside, it's hard to see inside without the dome light on. So how will you check speed, rpms, fuel, oil pressure, water pressure, etc?
Maybe it's as simple as pulling a fuse from the fusebox? Have you looked at your manual yet? Seeing as how the interior dash lights are directly connected to your headlights/parking lights, I would assume not, but then again I've been wrong before...
I'd re-think it before you even attempt it though. There's a reason why they illuminate when you turn your lights on. It's a safety standard ensuring that in bad weather/dead of night that you can see all of the important information in front of you...
Why are you interested in this? Typically when your lights are on, it's because it's dark outside. When it's dark outside, it's hard to see inside without the dome light on. So how will you check speed, rpms, fuel, oil pressure, water pressure, etc?
Maybe it's as simple as pulling a fuse from the fusebox? Have you looked at your manual yet? Seeing as how the interior dash lights are directly connected to your headlights/parking lights, I would assume not, but then again I've been wrong before...
I'd re-think it before you even attempt it though. There's a reason why they illuminate when you turn your lights on. It's a safety standard ensuring that in bad weather/dead of night that you can see all of the important information in front of you...
01-10-2012, 09:04 PM
#6
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: arizona
Posts: 5
Thats what I want cuz I think the green is kinda ugly compired to the white Idk I think ill just go with the color cluster thing
01-11-2012, 02:56 PM
#8
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Colorado
Posts: 85
If the mycolor is installed already though, how do you use it?
