'99 Chevy Silverado Dash Lights?

By Bigbody
July 7, 2011 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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Bigbody

Posted July 7, 2011

Hey all, bought a chevy a few weeks ago. Trying to get all the bugs fixed. The dash lights and a/c control lights do not work. Makes it a pain to drive at night. I've searched several different forums with common problems like this, but there doesn't ever seem to be a solution. I've checked obvious fuses. Not sure what to look at next.

1999 chevy silverado new body style z71 ext cab 5.3 auto

Thanks,

Kyle

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