When I removed my O2 clamp I forgot about the power feed, a couple of days
later it rattled around and shorted against the brake master cylinder. The
fuse blew and the dash went out, no tach or anything. so I would check the
fuses first in an NA it's under the dash by the left driver knee.

Graham

On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 5:15 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

>  Have you done any dash work, like gauge face replacement, or OP gauge
> update/backdate?
> All dash instruments losing power would point to the connector plug that
> supplies the electrical power; it plugs into the back of the dash panel.
> You may have hit the right bump and popped it loose (much more likely if the
> dash gauges have "been serviced", meaning the electric plug in the dash
> panel has been disconnected previously).
>
> No relationship to the clutch slave issue.
>
> Jerry AKA LGO
>
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