Digital Dash
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Joined: Feb 1999
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From: Trying to get back to Bokeelia, FLA-USA
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06, '15
Digital Dash
where is everyone getting their digital dashes remanufactured...
i just called the place i normally go for dash redoing and they charge 781 dollars to redo it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HOLY crap....they told me that they cant find the LCD that readily anymore...
wierd....
what happended...just 3 years ago i had them redo the dash for 200 bucks....
so does anyone know a place that will do the dash inexpensively...
TIA!
i just called the place i normally go for dash redoing and they charge 781 dollars to redo it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HOLY crap....they told me that they cant find the LCD that readily anymore...
wierd....
what happended...just 3 years ago i had them redo the dash for 200 bucks....
so does anyone know a place that will do the dash inexpensively...
TIA!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 1999
Posts: 843
Likes: 2
From: Nashua New Hampshire
Re: Digital Dash (jd)
Gene Tabor is one of the people who fix them, or provide an exchange, for $195:
http://www.corvettedashclusterservice.com/
He also occasionally has clusters for sale on eBay, but his reserve bid is $195, so you would actually lose by bidding more than $195, since you'd pay that contacting him directly.
However, there are a lot of qualifications here. It'd be extra cost for cracked or non-functional LCD's, or other major problems.
I had a thermal intermittency. My cluster has been to his place 3 times, and spent almost 3 months total there. I just got it back. He finally replaced one of the circuit boards, but I still don't know at this point if the problem is finally fixed (I have a few interior parts to get back in to get back to a running state again).
Gene isn't great at keeping in touch, but does reply when prompted by email. His email is: GeneTabor@aol.com
Good luck...
http://www.corvettedashclusterservice.com/
He also occasionally has clusters for sale on eBay, but his reserve bid is $195, so you would actually lose by bidding more than $195, since you'd pay that contacting him directly.
However, there are a lot of qualifications here. It'd be extra cost for cracked or non-functional LCD's, or other major problems.
I had a thermal intermittency. My cluster has been to his place 3 times, and spent almost 3 months total there. I just got it back. He finally replaced one of the circuit boards, but I still don't know at this point if the problem is finally fixed (I have a few interior parts to get back in to get back to a running state again).
Gene isn't great at keeping in touch, but does reply when prompted by email. His email is: GeneTabor@aol.com
Good luck...
