dash pixel problem
02-28-2011, 12:23 PM
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dash pixel problem so i let my GTO sit for about 2 weeks i go to start it up and half my odometer is missing. . . . . i can get my mileage but everything above the numbers are gone, when i switch my traction control on and off you can only see the tire marks going sideways. this makes me feel like im driving a piece of crap because of how crappy it looks, are these repairable or am i going to have to replace my dash? electronics are not my favorite thing. please help thanks
02-28-2011, 02:56 PM
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i reset my battery waited about 20mins before i reconnected it and now my cd changer stopped working. . . . WTF GTO?! mec error is what its giving when i tried loading my cd's. . . . quite upsetting.
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03-01-2011, 12:12 AM
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i guess i can try it, does it really make stuff go crazy? i have a ac delco right now. dated 09/09 so its probably time for a new battery any recommendations on a kind of battery thats not too expensive i really dont need a optima i dont have any fancy electronics or anything like that.
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i guess i can try it, does it really make stuff go crazy? i have a ac delco right now. dated 09/09 so its probably time for a new battery any recommendations on a kind of battery thats not too expensive i really dont need a optima i dont have any fancy electronics or anything like that.
03-03-2011, 02:24 AM
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Use a voltmeter to test your battery first. That is still a really young battery, no need to throw away $100 if you don't need to! Also, you can get pretty cheap multimeters if you don't have one. They are absolutely necessary when your troubleshooting electronics, good luck.
