2002 F-350 SD 7.3 Dually Cluster completely dead...but....

Asked by towincarz Dec 06, 2016 at 01:48 PM about the 2002 Ford F-350 Super Duty XLT Crew Cab LB 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The other day, my truck completely died, instrument cluster stopped
working, has all accessories and turns over, just doesn't fire.  Had it at a
repair shop, and they told me that it keeps blowing a 30 amp fuse, and will
run, but the cluster is still dead.  Said in order to get the issue resolved,
truck will need to be down about a week, and that the cluster needs to be
replaced and re-programmed to my truck with mileage and other crap, and
would cost around $1,000 all said and done.  

My question is two fold...1) Can I drive the truck as it is, with a non
operational cluster, or will that 30 amp fuse still blow, 2) Has anyone ever
hear of that sort of diagnosis?  

I have absolutely no idea if thats true, so any help would be great.  

1 Answer

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Do you know what number fuse kept blowing? Also alot of inputs run through the cluster on these trucks. I know they don't run if you take it out. It depends on how it's broken but it sounds like it will do the same thing again unless fixed.

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