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Jul 16, 2009 | 03:25 PM

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From: Alvin,TX

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Originally Posted by D_reks{5.3}

As long as the cluster you are trying to get programmed is brand new with 0 miles, then it shouldnt be a problem..

I believe ya. I got the same responses when I was doing the cluster install a few years ago. I just know that no dealership was willing to do it. Cluster was brand new with 0 miles. They outright refused to do it-period, and I visited or called every GM Dealer within a 100 mile radius of me.

Jul 16, 2009 | 03:42 PM

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Thats lame.. Maybe things have changed in the last couple years..

Jul 16, 2009 | 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by chevyz7120

i need mine reporgrammed but for adifferent purpose...my needles where removed and now half of them dont read right...so can the dealership fix this?

I don't think reprogramming the cluster is going to fix that problem. You put the needles on wrong and they need to be removed and put back on right.

Jul 18, 2009 | 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by L33Z71

Good luck finding a dealer to program it. When I did mine a few years ago, tried every GM dealer in the Houston area, they all refused and kept implying that it was illegal to do. I bought one for my 04 GMC CC and sent it off to a delco repair place in Dallas, and then the other time bought from US Speedo, and they programed it prior to mailing it off.

Money talks. I'll bet they'd say that until u waved $. Prolly say it's illegal, but just this once. Or they didn't want to/ know how. I never heard illegal, but anything's possible.

Jul 18, 2009 | 02:57 PM

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Well not so much illegal but if they thought it was some sort of odometer fraud. I guess. Besides it didn't cost that much to send it out and have ther delco repair shop to do it.

But as for the original problem, I agree with vicious, if you didn't replace the needles in the correct position, then it will read off.