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Flashing dashboard lights

biketoausbiketoaus Posts: 1
edited October 2015 in Suzuki
Sometimes, all the dashboard lights start blinking on and off. If the car is shut off, it will not start back up. We took it to an auto parts store and they did a computer diagnostic but found nothing. What could be the problem? How can we track down the problem and what can we do to troubleshoot?
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  • stevek2000stevek2000 Posts: 2
    Led resistors can shut off the problem of this kind, you can find them on amazon
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    If you are not satisfied with your factory bulbs, then it’s time to choose such a reliable custom headlights manufacturer as KENSUN. We provide a wide range of aftermarket vehicle headlights, such as HID bulbs as well as Xenon and Halogen ones. We combine bright design, even brighter light, high quality standards and a reasonable price. Please, visit our online store: https://kensun.com/
  • stevek2000stevek2000 Posts: 2
    Or if you face any issues with other lights on your car, here is a good troubleshooting: https://kensun.com/pages/troubleshooting
    If you are not satisfied with your factory bulbs, then it’s time to choose such a reliable custom headlights manufacturer as KENSUN. We provide a wide range of aftermarket vehicle headlights, such as HID bulbs as well as Xenon and Halogen ones. We combine bright design, even brighter light, high quality standards and a reasonable price. Please, visit our online store: https://kensun.com/
  • Mr_ShiftrightMr_Shiftright Sonoma, CaliforniaPosts: 64,482
    Not sure what kind of "diagnostics" an auto parts store can do...but you could start by checking your charging system and battery, and of course cleaning the battery cables. Any drop in voltage can cause various modules to react badly and a "no-start" could be related to bad grounding.
  • rickdonrickdon Posts: 86
    I would check first the battery, battery terminals and the alternator.
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