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Old 04-11-2022, 10:36 PM
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Instrument panel display weirdness

OK, in the realm of things that can go wrong on 20 year old BMWs, this is pretty small potatoes, but is nonetheless very odd ... wondering if anybody else has experienced this.

Car is a 2002 X5 3.0. All of a sudden in the area of pixels that display the time (the strip of pixels below the odometer, trip meter, and temperature), one side has gotten BRIGHTER than the other. Everything else looks normal, and it's not a matter of one side getting darker or a burned out bulb ... the right side is considerably brighter. The display is fine in all other areas.

Have any of y'all ever had this happen? I can upload a photo if it would help anyone. Thanks in advance!

Chris
Lockhart, Texas
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