escalade cluster!!!!!!!!!!!!!
01-12-2006, 08:06 PM
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You should not have to calibrate for the difference on the speedometer. The gauge on the left bottom of the cluster is for transmission temperature. It will work when you install the cluster, the sensor and wiring are already there on most GM products. Most are plug and play, but there are some things you have to get done. You should get the cluster flashed with your mileage (and engine hours if you have that currently). This will keep you legal for the odometer. Also, if you have steering wheel radio controls or DIC functions, you will need your VIN flashed to make that work. Clusters are the same for 99-02, then changed in 2003 thru 2005. I'm not sure about the 2006's. There are some differences between each years information functions. Some years provide instant MPG in the DIC and others provide average MPG. If any of this sounds wrong, someone speak up and correct it.
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Originally Posted by dry_kill
What the hell I'm asking is do they have to calibrate for the MPH cuz my speedometer goes up to 100mph and the esky cluster goes up to 120mph, I don't know if it will throw it off or not, that's what is being asked, also i got another question, what is the gauge that is on the bottom left of the cluster? I dont have that gauge on my truck so i was just wondering what it was, and also will that certain gauge work on my truck?
like I said before, NO CALIBRATION is needed!! just plug and play.... the other gauge on is the tranny temp gauge.... which is real nice to have!!
the only calibration needed is the mileage...
01-12-2006, 09:49 PM
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alright sounds good, only bad thing, my odemeter went out about 2 months ago, it went out at about 80,000 miles, not too sure what its at now, i wonder if they can still find it out or not
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From what i understand the vehicles mileage is also stored in the Brake Control Computer as well as the cluster. But im just repeating what i heard and cannot personally verify this. Perhaps someone else has heard the same? GM Techs?
01-13-2006, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by A 4.8 Liter Of Cola
whats to stop someone from lying about the mileage when its reflashed?
Originally Posted by RoninsDenali
From what i understand the vehicles mileage is also stored in the Brake Control Computer as well as the cluster. But im just repeating what i heard and cannot personally verify this. Perhaps someone else has heard the same? GM Techs?
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