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Dead instrument cluster - 2002 Boxster

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I was trying to fix a problem with my AC/Climate control unit when the blower came on

and I noticed all of the instrumet cluster had gone dead - no TAC reading, fuel guage, outside

temp reading - nothing. I switched the car on off, disconnected the battery for a while but

nothing helps. The car still starts up and everything else is working fine - but nothing on

the instrument cluster.

any idea whay fuse or relay might be the problem Some one had suggested a G2 relay, but

I am not sure if that is valid for 2002 Boxster as I can't seem to find it.

Also, is it safe to drive the car? in case I need to deive it to the dealership.

Any help is much appreciated it! I have only owned the car for a 3 months, so I am still

finding my way around it......

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