To remove the cluster first you have to remove the side fuse box panel on each side to be able to access the screw on each side top corner and retaining clip.There are also two screws right in the instrument cluster area on the underside of the top dash(should see the two holes no problem).Now on the panels under the column there should be two,one black that you can simply squeeze the clips together and it simply pulls down.The other has two screws exposed once you remove the first panel ,remove those then pull on the other panel easy so as not to break the push in clips holding it. Now some people will say to loosen the steering column and lower it.I have found that if you disconnect the battery and remove the bezel around the key cylinder (use a small screw driver and pry gently ) then turn the key as to star the car and move the shift lever into its lowest position its less disassembling for you.Now just slowly and very easy pull the entire dash face plate out (its also held in by push in clips).When you have pulled it out you will see that the hazard button connection needs to be disconnected an laid off to the side .Once it is completely removed the instrument cluster is held in by four bolts one in each corner and wire connection on the top right side, installation is easy and quick from there.
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Call your local Chevrolet dealer and ask them if there are any recalls on your vehicle. Have the VIN handy because they're going to ask for it.
That's probably for the instrument cluster.
You have to replace the entire instrument cluster
The instrument cluster is also the body computer.
i dont have a 2005 impala
A small light bulb in the rear of the instrument panel has gone out. Easy to replace, but hard to get to. The dash trim will have to be removed. Then the cluster itself. Replace the burnt bulb. Installation is the reverse of removal.
It is in the HVAC housing under the instrument cluster. The entire dash, and the HVAC housing will have to be removed.
It is located to the left of the instrument cluster behind the headlight switch in the dash.
No, you cannot replace a faulty Ford Sport Trac cluster with a cluster from the 2005 Explorer.
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The 2005 Chevrolet Impala has 12 valves.