Dash Light stays on

[Overseas]

OK, new one on me - and posted on the Sag forum, but possibly fault found at some point with S6 Tuscan post 2005.
Switched off engine, go to get out of car, and dash light/handbrake light still on.
Start and stop to check, all lights etc off, and still on.
Lock/unlock car, still on.
Any ideas?

[ronspeedsix]

What I would do :
Check all your fuses first. Sometimes you get weird things in a TVR when a fuse has blown and the electrics find another way around.
Check connectors (corrosion/loose) around the dash area. I'm not familiar with the T2 so can't point out which connectors.

Ronald

[Overseas]

ronspeedsix said:

What I would do :
Check all your fuses first. Sometimes you get weird things in a TVR when a fuse has blown and the electrics find another way around.
Check connectors (corrosion/loose) around the dash area. I'm not familiar with the T2 so can't point out which connectors.

Ronald

Thanks for that - it is on the Sag, just wondered if anyone had the same experience with a Tusc.
Will probably pull the battery if it comes to it, as it will probably be dead by morning otherwise.

Edited by Overseas on Tuesday 2nd March 20:19

[Overseas]

Overseas said:

ronspeedsix said:

What I would do :
Check all your fuses first. Sometimes you get weird things in a TVR when a fuse has blown and the electrics find another way around.
Check connectors (corrosion/loose) around the dash area. I'm not familiar with the T2 so can't point out which connectors.

Ronald

Thanks for that - it is on the Sag, just wondered if anyone had the same experience with a Tusc.
Will probably pull the battery if it comes to it, as it will probably be dead by morning otherwise.

Edited by Overseas on Tuesday 2nd March 20:19

Pulled fuse 20, Dash Pod lights are out, let's see what happens in the morning.
Noticed that the control buttons do nothing, pod LCD readout stays at 2500 revs, analogue/dials are OK.

[Overseas]

Replaced fuse 20 this morning, all OK.
Not something I want to do every evening, apart from the contortionist act to get to it.