Editing Forums/Z31P/z31-repairs-forums electronics/Digital dash testing

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'''707Redz31:''' <small>(2015-03-08 00:41:50)</small>

I'm trying to get the digital dash to work on my 86T. I have TWO known good power supplies, I tested power from the dash harness, to the display's little harness, out of the display harness into the power supply, and out of the power supply. The original dash display would only light up a couple cells and flicker when they did. I got another display used from someone and this one all the dummy lights will work but none of the cells light up at all. Won't even try.

The "new" display is an 84T. The wiring diagram I have shows 84&86 digital to be the same.

Any ideas?

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'''reddzx:''' <small>(2015-03-08 00:47:18)</small>

wiring harness connectors

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'''707Redz31:''' <small>(2015-03-09 00:01:39)</small>

Not a bad suggestion. I've messed with them a little bit moving them around while plugged in and it still doesn't do anything. I'll double check that them though.

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'''NissanEgg:''' <small>(2015-03-09 02:50:39)</small>

Go over all circuit board connections on the power supply '''''AND''''' the clusters and check for bad solder connections. Common culprit. Also check the cluster for bad "looking" components on the circuit boards.

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'''707Redz31:''' <small>(2015-03-23 17:12:42)</small>

I did that in both power supplies. They are 100% good. None of this can be power supply I've proven them. I have checked the cluster for fugly components and found none. I will go over the internal cluster connections next.