GM cars might be the flagship of American industrial production, but they are not very reliable for the most part. If something is wrong with one of the gages or instruments in your instrument panel cluster, you have to remove the panel and fix it. This two-part video will show you how to do that on most GM vehicles.
How To: Remove and repair the instrument panel cluster on a GM car
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1 Comment
If I buy an instrument cluster on ebay for my 96 s10 pu, to replace mine thats not working. How do I change the miles on the speedometer?
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