Dash electronics hiccup

iClimbthings

iClimbthings

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The past few days it seems whenever I come to a full stop when driving (like at a red light), my dash will start flickering and as soon as I accelerate to over 5mph or so it will ding, all needles will fly to the end and return to normal, and a bunch of lights will show including sway bar, abs, and lockers. Now this only lasts about a second or two. Anybody have any idea of this is a real problem, or what's going on? It doesn't happen every time, but I can't go more than once without it happening.


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jeeeep

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iClimbthings said:
The past few days it seems whenever I come to a full stop when driving (like at a red light), my dash will start flickering and as soon as I accelerate to over 5mph or so it will ding, all needles will fly to the end and return to normal, and a bunch of lights will show including sway bar, abs, and lockers. Now this only lasts about a second or two. Anybody have any idea of this is a real problem, or what's going on? It doesn't happen every time, but I can't go more than once without it happening.


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did you install any new electrical accessories? check your grounds, as well as battery ground - make sure nothing it loose or corroded
 
jims68

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Have you wiggled the key to see if it happens? Seen others with this problem. Wiring issues like rubbing and bad ground or battery connections also.
 
iClimbthings

iClimbthings

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Might be a bad ground, I recently broke one of the bolts down in the foot well where I had my cb grounded and had to makeshift relocate it. Do you think I could double up on the one bolt that's still there?
 
jeeeep

jeeeep

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I'd remove the broken bolt and get a new bolt in there. if you grounded to another point, you need to make sure all paint is removed to get a good ground.

you could double up on the existing bolt but I would still get the broken bolt taken care of, get an ez out bit to remove it.
 
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