Call your dealer or Junck Yard and ask them if your cluster is interchange with another year. For example Jeep Cherokee is interchange 2000 to 2002 for the cluster but for ac/blower resister is interchangable for, 96-2001. O hope this help youSuleiman
A common problem with Honda cars is that the fuel gauge is stuck on full. This problem is solved by replacing the gauge cluster.
Yes, The cars are exactly the same body wise.
The ECM is what controls all the electronics in a truck. The is what controls it in all cars.
Depends on manufacturer, but I would say that it stands for temp sensor instrument cluster. some cars have one temp sensor for the computer and another for the instrument cluster
A cluster is made up of a group of similar things. A cluster can be made up of bacteria, cars, or even chocolate.
Seek to move ahead or fall behind the cluster to build a space.
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A gauge pod is cluster of gauges used in a vehicle in addition to the gauges that came stock with that vehicle. These gauges can be used to meter different things than the stock gauges and can be customized to the needs of the driver. Most people see gauge pods in race cars, although they are becoming more main stream.
18 to 20 gauge high strength steel on modern cars and 16 gauge on older cars.
There are three common reasons for this in cars equiped with electronic speedo gauges. #1- A dirty or faulty ground connection on the instument cluster harness. Finding the harness and a wire that grounds to the firewall is a starting point. You may have to improvise a new ground from a point where the ground wire is accessible for troubleshooting purposes if the actual firewall connection is behind the dash or console. #2- A dirty speed sensor or connector. This is usually mounted on the transmission or 4WD transfer case. Try removing and cleaning the sensor and/or connector. This part is usually cheaper to replace than a gauge cluster #3- Poor gauge cluster connections or gauge failure: Try just removing the cluster and cleaning the contacts at the back of the cluster with contact cleaner making sure no cleaner gets on the plastic or in the gauge(s). If this doesn't fix the issue, replacing the cluster may be necessary. To save money, You can sometimes use an old working cluster's parts to just fix yours if you are handy with electronics. Replacing the entire cluster means your odometer mileage will be different and this would need to be reported to the local DMV or DOL before doing the swap. It may actually be illegal to swap clusters in some jurisdictions. especially if the odo mileage is lower in the new cluster) Hope this helps ! *** On much older cars equipped with mechanical cables the cable often got bent and the wire broke or froze in the cable sheath. The cable can be possibly be lubricated to fix the problem.
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An instrument cluster is what displays basic information in your car. Information like the speedometer, fuel level, care temperatures... etc. Cars nowadays are mostly made with a digital instrument cluster.