Speedo and Odo issues
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lol mine went through some yanks when I took mine out and didnt snap.. well, atleast I don't think it did, I haven't put it back in yet :P haha guess we'll see.. wish you'd of told me that before I took my cluster out ): but, its relatively easy to pull the cluster out other than that.. pretty sure there is a howto or something around here on how to pull the cluster.
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honestly, don't take it to a shop.. you'll get handed a big bill for something you'll realize you could do yourself.. I'm no mechanic or electronic specialist, but its pretttty easy to get the cluster out and check some things.. and yeah, like demise said, check your cluster fuse and whatever other fuses might have to do with it.
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I replaced the Speedometer cable on my truck. It was surprisingly easy. Just take the IC out of the dash after disconnecting the battery and disconnect the cable. Then go under the truck and disconnect it from the speed sensor. You just pull it out of the floor with the grommet that is attached to it. Installation is the reverse. Have Fun! :D
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that may be the case, but most of the people asking about this have much newer than that. so the info you passed along means nothing to the rest of them. that needed to be stated so false info wasn't passed along.
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10-22-2011 09:40 PM