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I just looked the fuse and it was good. When I turn the key to the on position, the gauges move and work.
I think I have got the same problem. Sometimes for unknown reason, when I turn the ignition key, I get no sound or any movement from starter and the speedometer and tachometer needles jumps, every time when starter "dissapears" and I turn the key. The only solution so far I found is to disconnect the battery for couple minutes. After that it starts as if nothing happened. I haven't any alarm system installed.
mine did the same thing, but my security light would flash. I went back to using the oem keys instead of the aftermarket copies and never had another issue again
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