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Old 05-07-2009, 10:24 PM   #8
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Re: Gauge Cluster Problem

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Could be one of the ignition or power relays, I've also seen faulty ignition switches cause problems like that. Best bet is to start checking grounds and such and see if it gets worse or stays the same...
This is where I'm leaning towards. The issues with bad clusters that GM is replacing is in the 03-04 model years and usually is just one guage not working not all of them. I read a post on FSC recently where they were having similar issues and it ended up being a short/broken wire in the steering column.
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