430 Dash light on all the time

All dash lights... or do some extra ones come on when you turn on the external lights?

 

See how it compares


Also the launch has a self check to check all lights etc

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The test i was talking about

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By red lining the guts out of the engine while going nowhere is how you bugger up the exhaust manifolds , when stopped very little cooling air ,

 

I just posted what I found on you tube .. that is pretty silky though .. just wanted an illustration for fstbiker .. a pic /video is worth a thousand words

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Make sure the LED lights on the new dash are facing the right way, or they might act wonky. Also, take a look at the fuses for the instrument cluster lights – a blown fuse could be the reason they won't turn off. And sometimes, a faulty dimmer switch can cause the lights to stay on.
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Nicklas, the lighting behaviour is normal (according to the experts).

Note that 430 does not have a rotary dimmer switch. There is a multifunction pushbutton panel which adjusts the lights incrementally (A "digital" input, not a potentiometer). The LED background lights don't have individual bulbs, so it's not possible to get them back to front:

https://elpanelandtape.co.uk/product/ferrari-360-f131-backlight/

I do recall faults where the gauge needles were illuminated but not the general background lighting (or perhaps it was vice versa), but I don't know how this happens.

There are no specific fuses for lights, just live battery & key power fuses for the whole instrument panel. When the external lights are turned on, an earth is put on a specific pin on the panel, but from what is written above, I see there are no changes to the lighting. The earth must only be used for the sidelight annunciator. Image Unavailable, Please Login

Looking at your other posts, I see you are a newbie offering "generic" advice for these vehicles, but, like me, you may not have had much "hands on" experience with these specific cars

 

I'm sorry, and yeah, I might be a bit short on experience. Those were just my thoughts based on what I've personally seen.