trailblazer warning lights and gauges crazy

Asked by GuruSV3X3 May 22, 2019 at 04:15 PM about the 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my 2003 EXT gauges and almost every warning signal are going crazy, flashing
and dinging constantly. I have recently changed the ignition switch to fix a
different problem. the DIC is going back and forth between unknown driver and
driver 2. Has anybody got a solution?

4 Answers

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Typically guages going crazy are ignition switch related. Hope you used AC Delco brand? I'd disconnect the battery for a while. Also, clean the ground on the transmission hump behind the carpet, it's one screw, handles a ton of grounds for several items.

changed out ign switch again (AC Delco), cleaned tranny hump ground, have same problem. now sometimes all gauges don't work. any other ideas? thanks.

10

I heard that you should unplug the fuses under seat in the second row right side (maybe left)

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I am going to try when I get off of work and see . Will let you know. I just saw u asked this a while ago

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