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bob1527

By bob1527
February 11, 2005 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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bob1527

Posted February 11, 2005

Posted February 11, 2005

Hey guys, I notice in my new '99 Sierra that when i start up the truck, no lights come on in the gauge cluster. You know, the ones for ABS, airbag and what not. I do get a red battery in the information center. Are they all like this? or is mine busted? I think like every other car ive driven has like 15 lights come on when you first turn the ignition.

GnatGoSplat

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Posted February 11, 2005

Posted February 11, 2005

Sounds like yours is busted. Mine all come on.

budhayes3

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budhayes3

Posted February 11, 2005

Posted February 11, 2005

That's not right...is there an aftermarket guage overlay or something? Or maybe there's a problem and someone pulled all of the bulbs to hide it.

bob1527

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Posted February 12, 2005

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Posted February 12, 2005

theres no aftermarket overlay. this sucks. my truck is going to fall apart

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