Dash board lights?

Here are a couple fuses to check. You see the park lamp relay, the squiggle line on the right side, that is ground for the relay. Grounded by the bcm. The bcm has to receive a sense signal from the headlamp switch, to ground the relay.

This post was initially to ask advice about my dashboard lights (they wouldn't come on at night).
After some troubleshooting I finally found out what was wrong: the headlight switch. One of the pin on the switch had shorted out (the one where the grey wire connects for those who may want to know).
Here is the troubleshooting procedure:
Remove the headlight switch (you have to remove, or at least losen up, the instrument panel bezel. It's easy, we're talking about 6 or 7 screws).
Once it's unplug, put a jumper across the brown/white wire and the grey wire (there are two grey wires, the one you're interested in is the one that is farthest away from the brown/white wire; NOT the one right by the brown/white wire).
When you put the jumper accross the wires, the dashboard lights should come on (make sure you do this test when it's dark around otherwise you won't see it).
If the lights do come on, replace the headlight switch ($120). If they still don't come on, you may have a module problem.

1 of th front wheel sensors is probably cutting out. Could be a connection problem. Inspect sensors and wiring/plug

Not necessarily the dealer but you will have to find a shop that has a professional scan tool with ABS software to read the code stored when the light came on.

Check fuse for side lights, check that the light rheostat is not turned down if fitted, check this first.

Mark (mhpautos)

Use a test light and or volt meter
turn lights on and check each and every fuse
90 % its a fuse
if 100% fuses OK check and suspect light and dimmer switch

Are they dim at night also. Can you adjust them at night