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Originally Posted by SmokedSierra01
How hard is it to put on of those things in the truck and having it reading the correct mph? I have an 01 ecsb and It only goes to 100 on the speedo.
or you may be able to retune the PCM, not totally sure.
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here is a link to some pics there are a couple of the cluster. I purchase mine on ebay. Some of the sellers will program your mileage into the new cluster for an additional fee.
http://picasaweb.google.com/bcartwrightt70/2005TurboHoe
http://picasaweb.google.com/bcartwrightt70/2005TurboHoe
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here is a link to the sellers home page, I have not had any problems with mine and the quality is great.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZgaugeprosQQhtZ-1
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZgaugeprosQQhtZ-1
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Originally Posted by THE-HOE
those have tranny temp guages ?? my tahoe dosnt have one from the factory, but i hear its wired for it already right from GM, anyone know about that?
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I have the full cluster, not just an overlay. The 120mph speedo and the tranny gauge will work when plugged up, no mods needed. My cluster came with a sticker to put on the door jamb stating the mileage the cluster was changed at, but I wanted the correct mileage on the cluster so I had it programmed. Like said above, some places you buy them from will program them, other wise you will have to find someone to program them.
Install is easy. Remove the bezel around gauges, radio, etc. Take 4 screws out that hold the cluster in, and unplug the cluster. Install is the opposite of removal.
Install is easy. Remove the bezel around gauges, radio, etc. Take 4 screws out that hold the cluster in, and unplug the cluster. Install is the opposite of removal.