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Instrument Cluster Repair
 

We repair most all makes and models of instrument clusters for cars and trucks 1950 and up. For a free quote just use the button at top.

An electronic instrument cluster is the collection of gauges (a cluster of gauges) that sits behind the steering wheel of a car and comes out as a single pod or module. The cluster is also known as a dashboard from back in the Model T days when it was really a board. Also called an Instrument Panel, or IP panel, especially in factory repair manuals. The electronic speedometer in the cluster gets its signal from the VSS, or Vehicle Speed Sensor.  The speedometer may have a digital speed readout (digital dash) or analog one that shows the speed with a dial like a clock face. Most cars made after 1995 use an electronic instrument cluster. For many of our clusters we completely remanufacture them to better then new.   If your cluster has a mechanical speedometer drive cable please visit our Mechanical Speedometer Repair page.

GM, Ford, Chrysler, and Import Electronic Instrument Cluster Repair Including Speedometer Not Working Problems,  Digital Speedometers, Dash Panel Repair

 

GM, Ford, Chysler, Import Analog Speedometers, Dashboards, and Instrument Panel and IP Repair

 

Volvo Buses, Including Volvo B59, Volvo B10M, MK2, MK3, MK4 & B10L Buses, 


International Trucks Speedometers and Gauges


Electronic Instrument Panel Repair, IP Repair For International Trucks

 

Volvo Class 8 Trucks Including VN780, VN730, VN670, VN630, VN430  Volvo Trucks, VNL 300, VNM200, VHD, VHD430

 

White Trucks, Navistar, International Trucks, International School Bus 
Mechanical and Electronic Instrument Panel Repair, IP repair

 

Motorhome and RV including Class A RV, Class B RV and Class C  RV, Mechanical and Electronic Instrument Cluster Repair, Instrument Panel Repair

 

White Trucks Instrument Clusters, Speedometers and Gauges

 

Navistar Instrument Clusters, Speedometers and Gauges

 

Hyundai Instrument Cluster Reprogramming 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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