My light where the clock ont he tc is wont light up anymore when i turn the headlights on. In fact, nothing in that section works with lights on. it's prolly just a fuse but how do i figure out which one and where is it at? Sorry noobie question Help!

 

do you have an 07?



i have the same exact problem but im to lazy to fix it so when im driving at night i turn my headlights off and the clock light comes on lmao....

 

hahahahahahhahaha thats hilarious...i do the exact same thing! ......lol and yeah its an 07....i wanted the dealership to do it when i got my oil changed but they said i had to make another appointment but its not that important.

 

ide like to see a solution though =]



but it sucks when your on back roads with no light turning your lights of

 

I did it the other night in a wooded area and couldnt see the road at all....everything just went black around me ....Im sure there is a very simple solution like getting a new fuse but idk where it is or which one it is....someone help!

 

anyone?

 

lol i have an 07 and have the same problem......been too lazy to check it out though maybe this weekend?

 

It is an issue with the 07's, there are tons of people with this issue. Take it in for warranty service so they can replace the HVAC module.

 

same prob here with my 07!!!!!!!!!! if i tappe dthe side it used to go on ..but it stopped doing that now

 

check both fuse boxes. its prolly the one inside the car underneath the stering wheel

 

probably have to take it in...

glad mine are still okay =]

 

damn...mine has the exact same problem? anyone bring to dealer and get fixed yet? im going to wait until i hit 10,000 and gethe oil changed as well but wat is the fix for this?

 

They replace the HVAC module. Again, I hope everyone stays on top of this. If a lot of people experience the burning smell, or the issue includes the headlights not working (fuse blown or something similar) log your issue on NHTSA.gov. That would be a safety related issue which would prompt them to force an investigation and possibly a recall if needed.