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I've had a problem with my dash cluster for some time now. I've checked every wiring harness for a draw and got nothing. I checked the cigar lighters and fuse, nothing. My cluster started to work today, so I test drove the truck. As I was going down the road the cluster started to go haywire. Flickering off and on until I came to a stop, then it worked fine again. Once I started to get going and pulled into my driveway, it stopped working completely. I had the cluster repaired, but don't think that that was ever the issue. I need some advice..
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Professional grade scanner can test the gauges and show inputs to cluster on live data screen... *Gauge readings should match scanners live data*... Only way to go with this one! .. These clusters are available @ most parts stores now, if that is proven to be the actual problem .
The cluster has been repaired and tested. I know this is an electrical problem, but I'm not sure where the problem may be. I was trying to see if anyone else had these problems
Yes I see them//fix them quite often at the shop!... Until it has been tested as suggested... I don't know how you will ever know exactly where the actual problem area is.... Good luck with it!!
I had Chevrolet run the cluster test and nothing was found. They said it was probably a short in a wiring harness, so I took it to my shop and had one of my guys test all the harnesses... Nothing. That's why I'm lead to believe that there and internal problem behind the dash. If I plug the pro scan into my comp outlet, the cluster works. The scanner is completing the circuit. The harness to the cluster has all been tested and is good to go. I'm not sure if the cluster harness ties into another or what the deal is