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Asked by Dylan Feb 14, 2010 at 12:22 AM about the 1989 Honda Civic

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i hav a 89 civic and on my gauges my fuel gauge or temp gauge aint working or my boot,choke,water lights aint working is it a fuse or wat?

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Jared answered 14 years ago

Check connections in the back of gauge cluster. If they are ok, get a spare cluster and plug that in and see if it works. Should be plenty around for your car.

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Dylan answered 14 years ago

had a mate look at it and he found some burnt wires which have been burnt apart but thanx for the help anyway

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