speedometer and fuel guage not working

Asked by charliewho67 Oct 26, 2014 at 05:16 AM about the 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD LT Crew Cab RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

disconnected battery to install stereo now speedometer and fuel guage not working

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Did you deviate from the installation instructions? How about wires. Did you cut/splice into any? Odds are that you did something like that.

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Mark is right, it's probably something obvious. However if you didn't mess with any of the wires going to the cluster the GM truck lineup all of them and I mean ALL of them had bad clusters. (silverado, suburban, tahoe, trailblazer, envoy, yukon, yukon xl, escalade family, avalanche, rainier, bravada). Recheck your wiring and hope that's your problem because a cluster is not cheap to replace.

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Mine quit working even despite several stops where I turned the engine off. It was COLD outside. Then I parked it in the garage for a couple of days and the batteries were too low to start the truck. After jumps to start everything started working again. I conclude it was the circuit to protect the alternator that turned things off and stopped the charging. Just a theory but all I can figure at this point.

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