Buttons on dash dont work
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6th Gear
Joined: Feb 2026
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Buttons on dash dont work
Hello all,
in my 92 corvette, the button section that changes the information on the LCD screen dont seem to work. This is the button section with the “Gauges” and “Fuel info” buttons. All buttons dont seem to work. I can’t change from MPH to KMH which is a inconvinience since i live in europe. Climate control buttons seem to work without issues. I already checked the fuses. What could be the issue?
thanks in advance
in my 92 corvette, the button section that changes the information on the LCD screen dont seem to work. This is the button section with the “Gauges” and “Fuel info” buttons. All buttons dont seem to work. I can’t change from MPH to KMH which is a inconvinience since i live in europe. Climate control buttons seem to work without issues. I already checked the fuses. What could be the issue?
thanks in advance
Instructor
Joined: Jan 2022
Posts: 100
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From: Germany / France
Hi,
I remember having seen a thread where a user was having similar issues, I can't find it anymore but the solution was to unmount the DIC + button side assembly and clean up the contacts of the main connector.
There was a lot of green corrosion on the contacts.
I remember having seen a thread where a user was having similar issues, I can't find it anymore but the solution was to unmount the DIC + button side assembly and clean up the contacts of the main connector.
There was a lot of green corrosion on the contacts.
Racer
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 397
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From: Ellicott City MD
I suggest you contact Batee and they can guide you correctly.
Customer Service (573) 578-9590 or email sales@batee.com
Tech Support (573) 578-8189 or email batee2@gmail.com
Customer Service (573) 578-9590 or email sales@batee.com
Tech Support (573) 578-8189 or email batee2@gmail.com
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2016
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From: So Cal
2023 C4 of the Year Finalist - Unmodified
You can disassemble the button assembly and clean the contact membranes with alcohol (?). I don't remember exactly what chemical I used, but I successfully restored the button operation with just a cleaning. Once the button/DIC assembly is removed, the cleaning itself isn't fussy.
