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New Hisun 2021 ev1 .  4.1 hours. The 2 dash gauges and all small green round lights above gauges only work occasionally. Dealer is 4 hours away. 
   Where should I start looking. Everything else seems to work great. Thanks

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Check the 12v battery and the connections to the DC to DC converter. Also the fuses. But most of all check each main traction battery connection , the big red button connections and the sevcon connections before and after the main contactor. Also check any connections on the back of the ign switch. Does rocking the key gently in the  ign switch do it as well.

 

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