Cluster reprograming
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Instructor
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From: Millbury MA
Cluster reprograming
I have read many threads about reprograming a cluster to match the milage from the exiting cluster when doing the HUD mod. I have contacted several Chevy dealers in my area and am told they do not have the capabilities to do this. Does anyone know where I can get this done in the New England area? MA, RI, NH or CT.
Thanks
Mike
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Mike
Burning Brakes
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From: Atwater CA
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I also contacted several Chevy dealers before I got an answer! Call back and ask the PARTS DEPT where they would get this done if they had to have it done, sooner or later someone will tell you... I paid $45 to have mine done plus $7 have have it shipped back, it was gone 3 days total http://www.sotelectronics.com/locations.php3
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Melting Slicks
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From: Orland Park Illinois
St. Jude Donor '06-'07
I've commented many times on this subject. Dealers are not equipped to do this kind of work. They (dealers) send our clusters out to speedometer shops who actually do the work. The dealer will usually add $100+ onto the bill the speedo gives them.
You have to do a search to locate speedometer shops in your area. Then call them up to find out charges, etc. When I installed my HUD, I took a 2000 cluster to a Chicagoland speedo shop and had them do the odometer reprogram. Cost was $85.
Your other option is PaceThis as was previously mentioned.
Good luck w/ your project....
You have to do a search to locate speedometer shops in your area. Then call them up to find out charges, etc. When I installed my HUD, I took a 2000 cluster to a Chicagoland speedo shop and had them do the odometer reprogram. Cost was $85.
Your other option is PaceThis as was previously mentioned.
Good luck w/ your project....
Race Director
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From: The Beautiful Greater Bay Area California
As suggested above: Do call a few local Chevey dealers in your area and ask them where they send out the dash clusters for recalibration. However, all you have to do is to look in your local yellow pages under Speedometer Recalibration, and, you are bound to find a few listings. The cost is generally less than $80 if you bring in the cluster (out of the vehicle) yourself. And, most recalibration shops can perform the service within an hour, or, less depending upon how busy they might be. Good luck.
