[Dermjek]

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am from Cambodia and I am very happy with so much love to my car Mazda 3 2016 (hatchback).

I have a very serious problems that make me decided to join here.

Loot at the picture attached, on Speedometer digital number there is a dash (-) sign that is showing like that. how to remove it or fix it.

Please anyone help me to fix the problems.

 

[3withthreepedals]

It looks like stray voltage is getting into that particular segment and causing it to light up when it shouldn't. Unless you're really good with electronics, you'll likely have to replace the cluster.

 

[Dermjek]

It looks like stray voltage is getting into that particular segment and causing it to light up when it shouldn't. Unless you're really good with electronics, you'll likely have to replace the cluster.

I really don't how to do....

 

[oldfartwithamazda3]

Can you switch the display to MPH and then back again to see if that will clear th minus indicator?

 

[Dermjek]

Can you switch the display to MPH and then back again to see if that will clear th minus indicator?

Still not working...!

 

[Dermjek]

Can you switch the display to MPH and then back again to see if that will clear th minus indicator?

could you please give me an instruction how to switch to MPH? Thanks!

 

[Dermjek]

Can you switch the display to MPH and then back again to see if that will clear th minus indicator?

Thanks for your reply, do you have any other way to fix it beside replace the cluster?

 

[shinobi101]

Got the same issue.. Mine totally stopped working.. Brought it to mazda service.. But told me to replace the whole intrument cluster..

 

[cupic]

Do you have the HUD?

 

[shinobi101]

Do you have the HUD?

Yes.. I have the HUD.. Im using it for the mean time.. Talked to a mechanic.. He said he could try to fix it, but im afraid it could get worse.. The instrument cluster from mazda would cost me around 2000 dollars.. ?

 

[cupic]

If all else fail stick with the tacho

 

[MeteorGray]

Buy a ScanGuard, plug it into the under-dash port, and read the car's performance data live-time, including the speed, for about 150 bucks.