2000 - 2005 Chevy Cavalier instrument gauge cluster Replacement & Exchange.

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1-Year Limited Warranty if we receive your broken core within 30 days. We provide free return shipping for old core to activate your warranty. Lifetime Limited Warranty available as an upgrade.

Limited Warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for as long as you own the vehicle. So if for example, the touchscreen became unresponsive, we would replace or repair it free of charge. It would not cover things like crash, fire, theft, etc. The warranty is verifiable by your VIN or your original invoice should you run into any problems in the future.

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Instrument Cluster for 2005 Chevy Impala

High-Quality Chevy Impala Instrument Cluster is available by ISS Automotive.

If you are experiencing broken gauges, needles, or none responsive clusters then grab a replacement or repair. All clusters are professionally built, tested, and programmed to exactly match your vehicle.

We offer fast turnaround and customer service to help troubleshoot. Oh, and all our clusters from with a warranty.

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How do you remove the instrument cluster on a 2005 Chevy Impala?

The instrument cluster is removed by removing the screws on the side of the cluster. Once you have removed the screws slide the unit out, unplug the electrical connectors, and install the new unit.

Basic steps:

1. Set the parking brake
2. Disconnect the battery
3. Put blocks around the wheels
4. Use a trim tool to remove the dash trim
5. unscrew the cluster
6. unplug the cluster carefully

It's a really easy and simple DIY project to replace instrument clusters in your vehicle.

Where can I find a repair service?

In our professional opinion, we recommend you work with a professional company like ISS Automotive because of the testing tools and experience. Review helpful information about this company here: http://www.issautomotive.com/. A police package shop can also do the work. Review's title, "I have a 2003 Chevy Impala. I need to change the instrument panel." is most likely talking about an earlier Chevrolet Impala with fewer features than the 2005 Chevrolet Impala.

What are the symptoms of bad instrument clusters?

Here is a list of the most common problems that could be happening with your instrument cluster:

• Temp gauge failure
• abs lights on for no reason
• oil pressure light for no reason
• service engine soon lit but no reason
• Needles not in the correct position
• lights failing to illuminate
• LCD output failing
• Battery mysteriously draining

The best step is to either purchase a new unit or send it off to a professional for repair.

After you get the new cluster installed then you can continue to enjoy your ride and not have to worry about any of the gauges or lights giving you problems.

Frequently Asked Questions About Instrument Cluster Chevy Impala

How much does it cost to replace instrument cluster?

A replacement cluster will generally be priced at $229 and up to $299.

Instrument cluster repair for the Chevy Impala is a bit less at around $189 and up to $205.

There are so many factors involved, it would best be answered by a qualified professional.

Our team at ISS Automotive would be happy to help address any questions.

What causes instrument cluster to stop working?

Some of the most common causes for the instrument cluster to stop working are:

1. Electrical shorts in wiring can cause all of the gauges to not read or register any values.

2. A faulty speedometer sensor can cause the speedometer not to display an accurate reading of the speed of the car.

3. A faulty fuel level or coolant temperature sensor can cause inaccurate readings of the actual amount of gasoline in the tank, or the temperature of coolant.

4. A faulty tachometer sensor will not allow the car to generate an accurate reading of RPMs.

5. A faulty transmission range sensor can cause inaccurate readings of what gear the car is in.

6. There could be a problem with the transmission computer, and it will need to be replaced.

7. A faulty cluster computer could cause a failure of the instrument cluster.

8. A faulty instrument cluster can cause a complete failure of all gauges and systems.

9. An issue with the wiring from the back of the vehicle to the front could also cause this.

10. A faulty ignition switch can prevent the car from starting or cause all of the gauges to stop working.

11. A faulty instrument cluster can cause all of the gauges to stop working, but not prevent the car from starting or running.

If you experience any problems with your instrument cluster, it is best to have a professional like one from YourMechanic repair the issue.

What are the common problems of the chevy impala instrument cluster?

Some common problems in this vehicle are:

The battery light may appear in a cluster of warning lights near the speedometer. The automatic transmission service light comes on steady or blinking. You can get all of these symptoms set together, or one at a time.

These are just some of the most common issues that could happen with your instrument cluster and is by no means a complete list.

Required criteria to provide a proper diagnosis of your problem could be:

1. Proper diagnostic equipment

2. Experience with the system being diagnosed

3. Ability to test all possible features of the system

4. Ability to connect the diagnostic equipment to read all possible sensor values

5. Ability to test all possible modes of the system

6. Ability to test all possible inputs to the device being diagnosed

Are 2005 Chevy Impalas good cars?

2005 Chevrolet Impalas are pretty good vehicles. They have decent gas mileage, and the car is very reliable. It has a low cost of ownership and is very inexpensive to maintain. They are great for young drivers and first-timers.

The car is classified as a full-size car by most standards. It has a very good amount of room in the front, middle, and rear seats. The trunk is pretty big for the size of the vehicle. It is a reliable vehicle, and the 2004 model year was chosen as the "Most Reliable Car of 2005" by Consumer Reports.

How many miles can a 2005 Chevy Impala last?

On average, the 2005 Chevy Impala can last between 200,000 miles to 300,000 miles depending on how well it is maintained. It is best to keep up with all of the recommended services when owning a car. If you don't, It could lead to potential problems with your car.

How much is a transmission for a 2005 Chevy Impala?

The price for transmission for the 2005 Chevrolet Impala can vary depending on the type of transmission you are looking to buy. It is best to look for a remanufactured transmission, instead of buying a used one. This will save you money in the long run and is generally much better than a used transmission. Removal instructions are listed in the article, "How to replace a transmission in a 2005 Chevy Impala."

How do you know if a cluster is bad?

You can easily check to see if the cluster is bad by connecting a battery charger directly to the battery, and then turning the key in the ignition. If a few, or all of the gauges work, then you know that there is a problem with the cluster.

How do I reset my instrument cluster?

If the gauges are reading inaccurate or not working at all, you can reset your instrument cluster by doing the following:

1. Turn the key to the "ON" position

2. Turn the cluster off by holding down the button for three seconds

3. Hit the reset button on the cluster

4. Turn the key to the "OFF" position, and then turn it back on

What are the lights on the instrument cluster?

The lights on the cluster are indicators, and they will turn off when you turn the vehicle off. Some of these lights can be reset, and others will stay on until the issue is resolved. If the cluster has been replaced it could also cause the light to stay on.

Why are my dashboard lights not working?

If you have found that all of the lights on your dashboard are not working, it is best to check the fuses first. The fuse box can be found under the driver-side dash of your 2005 Chevrolet Impala. An original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement fuse can be purchased at a local auto parts store. Repair service for this issue can be completed by a certified mechanic.

How do you change lights on instrument cluster?

Changing the lights on the instrument cluster is not a difficult task. The first step is to remove all of the screws around the top front and around the bottom. Pull the cluster out gently, and then disconnect the wiring harnesses. To install new lights, just reverse this process.

How do you reset the dash lights on a Chevy Impala?

Resetting the dash lights on a 2005 Chevy Impala is done with the use of a jumper wire.

1. Turn off all of the lights in the vehicle

2. Locate the dimmer switch and pull it out slightly

3. Find the blue wire, and attach a wire to it with alligator clips

4. Turn the headlights on, and let them stay for five minutes

5. With the wire still attached, turn the lights off

6. Push the dimmer back in and remove the wire

7. All of the dash lights should now work.

To reset any of the lights on your dashboard after you have replaced them, use this process. In most cases, the cluster will work for a while after the light has been replaced.

The process is not difficult, but it can be time-consuming. The important thing to remember is that when you replace the lights on your cluster it will not look exactly like it did before. This process will only restore the functionality of the lights.