Simple fix when the issue is with the circuit board in the cluster. Splice in a 5 volt source to the dark green/yellow stripe wire coming from the connector on the left. I used a 12 volt source reduced to 5 volts. The problem is the solder connection on the printed circuit. This is an easy fix. If you check the voltage on this wire, light on, it will read less than 2 volts. It requires 5 volts to keep the light off. E-brake and low brake fluid warnings will still function as intended.
@@thegenius653 thanks. That light is about to drive me nuts. It just started going on and off last week. On a good note it is 30 miles away from 200,000 on the odometer. I should cross that mark today. Very good truck. I'll celebrate by fixing the light lol
I had been looking at my light for about 3 years now and I tried this and it worked, it took me 10 mins and 4 screws and it was fixed, Thank You
Simple fix when the issue is with the circuit board in the cluster. Splice in a 5 volt source to the dark green/yellow stripe wire coming from the connector on the left. I used a 12 volt source reduced to 5 volts. The problem is the solder connection on the printed circuit. This is an easy fix. If you check the voltage on this wire, light on, it will read less than 2 volts. It requires 5 volts to keep the light off. E-brake and low brake fluid warnings will still function as intended.
Holy Sh! I can't believe that freaking worked!
I just bought this very truck and when driving it home the Low Fuel Light came on and the brake light went out. After I fueled, it was back on again.😕
Ya tengo 2-3 años con este problema en mi 2004 f150 asi la dejo se mira muy complicado arreglarlo
Orale!! Mucho gracias COMPA!!
its always modelo time somewhere
I'm going to try this. Is yours still fixed?
Yes still working and running fine sorry I didn’t record the finished product my camera broke after i finished
@@thegenius653 thanks. That light is about to drive me nuts. It just started going on and off last week. On a good note it is 30 miles away from 200,000 on the odometer. I should cross that mark today. Very good truck. I'll celebrate by fixing the light lol
My 07 just started this at 161k miles. Did this fix yalls?
Replace the fuse