To swap the odometer head on a 1996 Jeep Cherokee instrument cluster, first, remove the instrument cluster by unscrewing the screws securing it and carefully pulling it out of the dashboard. Next, detach the cluster's wiring harness and remove the screws holding the odometer head in place. Replace the old odometer head with the new one, ensuring it is properly seated, then reassemble the cluster and reconnect the wiring harness before reinstalling it in the dashboard. Be sure to check that the odometer functions correctly after the swap.
Check the IOD (Ignition Off Draw) fuse, and all of the incoming and ground connection in the instrument cluster.
Check: Cable to trany, gear in trany, speedo head in cluster
A cluster head is the same thing as a cluster head ache. A cluster headache is a rare type of migraine headache that occurs on one side of the head and can occur several times a day.
A cluster head is the same thing as a cluster head ache. A cluster headache is a rare type of migraine headache that occurs on one side of the head and can occur several times a day.
There is not an odometer cable. The odometer is driven by the speedometer. If the odometer is not working then you will have to replace the speedometer head.
One of the best places to buy an instrument cluster for your car is at buyyourcar.co.uk/car-parts as they often hold various replacement parts for a range of different models and makes although you can head down to your nearest car dealership and ask for a quote from them and compare for the best prices
Engine Off. Park brake engaged. Put Gear shifter into 1st. Pull off the cluster trim. remove the four 9/32 head screws holding in the cluster. Carefully pull the cluster out enough to unplug the electrical connector.
You have to remove the instrument cluster. Easy job to do if you're the least bit handy with a Phillips head screwdriver.
To remove the speedo head from a 1989 Mazda 323, first disconnect the negative battery terminal for safety. Then, remove the dashboard panel to access the instrument cluster. Unscrew the screws holding the speedo head in place, disconnect the speedometer cable, and carefully pull the speedo head out of the cluster. Reassemble the dashboard once the speedo head is replaced or serviced.
gently pop off the outer bezel with a flat head screwdriver. be careful not to break bezel. should come off fairly easy. there you will find two star head screws. take those out. this should free up the cluster. at this point your work area becomes very small. there are two connections on the back of the cluster. pry the release up and disconnect the cluster . install the replacement cluster the same way the old came out.
To remove the speedometer head from a Peugeot 306, first disconnect the car battery to ensure safety. Then, carefully remove the dashboard trim surrounding the instrument cluster, which may involve unscrewing screws and gently prying off clips. Once the trim is off, unscrew the instrument cluster from its mount and carefully pull it out to access the speedometer head. Finally, disconnect the electrical connectors and any cables attached to the speedometer before fully removing it.
Luckly, I just did this today. Ok You first have to remove the fuse panel which is just above your climate control settings. There will be 4 Phillips head screws just above below the fuse cluster. Remove those 4 screws and pull out the vent panel and audio console.. There will be 2 screws just right of your instrument cluster Remove those 2 screws. If your driver side door is open you should see one screw just below the molding on the extreme left of the instrument cluster. Remove that one screw and then you should be able to pull off the plastic molding to reveal 2 more black Phillips head screws and 2 copperish screw/nuts with a Phillips driver compatibility. Remove those 4 screws and then you can pull out your instrument cluster. One bit of a warning though. Do not cut the retracting silver wire just under the cluster. I did this and now i cannot see what i am in when i go to put it into drive or reverse. Stupid me.