2004 Silverado Instrument Cluster
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2004 Silverado Instrument Cluster
The oil pressure gauge on my cluster isn't working properly and I was looking to fix it. Replacing the cluster itself instead of replacing the stepper motor seems to be the easiest way to fix this and I was wondering if it is a "plug and play" deal or if it's something that has to be calibrated to the vehicle.
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if you fix the stepper motor its plug and play. if you get a different ipc it will need reprogramming. probably 1.4 hours labour at a dealer. don't put a brand new replacement in and drive it to the dealer or the new cluster will lock and have to be sent back to be unlocked.
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Thank you for the quick reply. I was thinking about just driving down to the local junk yard and pulling an instrument cluster out of a wrecked vehicle but now I may just look into replacing the stepper motor.
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