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Old Feb 16, 2008 | 09:23 AM
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I forgot about this thread. I called GM and they told me only 03-04 models. They said they would look into it to see if there are other issues on 05 models and maybe add it to the list. MS3Z I seen those on ebay but I was a little unsure. My truck is my daily driver and I cant have it out of comission cause of some guages.
BUT I think I found what was making my speedometer go crazy. I changed my radio out and the module I put in to replace the factory radio was going out. I changed it and havent had any problems since.
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Old Feb 17, 2008 | 07:14 AM
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I was a little unsure to but he did an excellent job and it includes a 5 year warranty. I just took mine out and drove it without gauges. There was about a 6 day turnaround time including a 4 day weekend.
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Old Feb 18, 2008 | 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by MS3Z
I had a guy on Ebay rebuild mine and convert it over to the SS cluster with the trans temp guage. He also replaces all of the lights and bulbs. He uses all OEM parts and the stepper motors are a better quality than whats in there from the factory. It cost about $220.

I have a guy in CT rebuilding my 02 cluster right now - the gear selection and the odometer were "bloacking out". I will through him some feedback if it fixes the issue
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