F-150_Fan
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- Emery
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- 2024 F-150 Darkened Bronze Lariat 4WD 5.0, 2013 F-150 Ruby Red Lariat 4WD 3.5eco
Interested if anyone found a way to deal with this.
Based on my experimentation with my 2024 model, if I increase brightness or dimness of the dash using the adjusting buttons on the left of the dash, this also affects whether I can dim or brighten the center console screen.
My problem is the dash is far too bright at night (the center console monitor is as well), even though I have the dash set to max dimness using the buttons on the left of the dash. I also have the center console settings as dim as they will go.
But, the area between and around the gauges is still that blueish color and is too bright - affecting night vision of the road.
Has anyone figured out a way to actually dim the gauge cluster? All I really need to see are speedo and gas, honestly.
TIA
Based on my experimentation with my 2024 model, if I increase brightness or dimness of the dash using the adjusting buttons on the left of the dash, this also affects whether I can dim or brighten the center console screen.
My problem is the dash is far too bright at night (the center console monitor is as well), even though I have the dash set to max dimness using the buttons on the left of the dash. I also have the center console settings as dim as they will go.
But, the area between and around the gauges is still that blueish color and is too bright - affecting night vision of the road.
Has anyone figured out a way to actually dim the gauge cluster? All I really need to see are speedo and gas, honestly.
TIA
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