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How to fix dashboard lights that won't light 
Evaluate the problem methodically. 
Begin the process by trying the simplest of solutions first. Most vehicles have a dashboard lights control switch that will dim the dashboard lights, as well as turn them off.
Select from:
 --Check the control switch, which should be located on the console near the steering column or part of the headlight switch. If you are having trouble locating the dashboard lights control switch, refer to your vehicle's owner manual for further assistance.
 --It's best to get a mechanic to help you when the urge to light up your dashboard lights comes along. If you can't locate the proper light switch, you'll need to have your vehicle inspected by a mechanic.
 --In extremely mild weather, this should be enough to resolve the problem. If not, you may need to adjust the vehicle's automatic all signals to incorrect, or to disable the dashboard lights.
 --This switch is usually located next to the driver's wiper arm. This switch is generally labeled with a number of manually-calibrated notches that make it easier to make adjustments.
Check the control switch, which should be located on the console near the steering column or part of the headlight switch. If you are having trouble locating the dashboard lights control switch, refer to your vehicle's owner manual for further assistance.