My digital display doesn’t show the correct odometer reading any longer, as the digital numbers are unreadable (parts of the digital numbers are missing on the display), Any advice?
Find a place that rebuilds clusters and or look for a shop that can pull it and send it off or put a used one in it…
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Hi Jenny. Davesmopar gives the perfect answer here. However, before you go down that rabbit hole, ask yourself if fixing this is worth the cost. The vehicle turns 20 within a year. If it will be donated or passed along to a friend or family member, why do you really need it? When it sells, will the value be higher than the cost of a dash project. Just respectfully offering a view here. We had a family member spend a lot of time and energy repairing a digital dash, only to then give the car away not long after.
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Call around to your local auto recyclers,.(junk yards) and see if one has a used instrument cluster for your vehicle.
That’s where i got all the instrument clusters I replaced.
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