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I was changing my speedometer cable I disconnected the cluster cable now I plugged it back in and the fuel and speedo meter and the little dot comes on when my headlights are on but my dash lights aren't any idea what it might be I checked fuses they all seem good

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This is the back of a 521 instrument cluster, with a diagram of what each pin is for.

Pinout.jpg

 

Connect battery negative to the ground pin.

Connect battery 12 volt positive to the pin marked "dash lights"

The dash lights should come on.

 

To remove the instrument cluster, remove the two screws at the bottom of the black plastic cover.

The cover will then slide straight up, and two clips will disengage the top of the cover.

You can then get to the two top screws, and the nuts on them, and remove the instrument cluster, after unplugging the multipin connector, and the speedometer cable.

 

Take the multipin connector carefully. It is easy to break the pins off the printed circuit board.

 

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Lookfor burned circuit paths. I accidentally grounded mine when removing the gauges, forgot to disconnect battery. If there is burned pathways, you can use small gauge jumper wires. Jump from the positive pin to positive tab on a dash light, its kinda ghetto but its been working for months on my 510.

 

Edit: I just realized the pic above has a jumper wire in it.

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