Cluster Problem
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cgeorgemo
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I've had mine take a few seconds to start working twice now. I believe it just didn't boot up correctly when the truck powered up.
Cycling the ignition fixed the problem both times.
Course my cluster is from a different truck. Is yours the one that came with your truck?
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This should be in the audio and electronics section. Would get more help.
I have never had that issue. But these are all computers so they need a good restart every once in a while.
Pull the battery cables for about 20 min. Should reset all the computers.
I have never had that issue. But these are all computers so they need a good restart every once in a while.
Pull the battery cables for about 20 min. Should reset all the computers.
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Could be a fuse ill give the fuses to check in aboyt an hour
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Check f49 and f88 and go from there f49 is a red10 fuse and f88 is a blue 15 fuse
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Sorry I left that out but I was trying to do the upgrade. Even when I switched back to the original one I still have the red dot and nothing else. I disconnected the battery overnight and that still didn't fix it
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I checked both and and pressed them in but it didn't work
Edit: I just checked and I'm getting a reading from the f49 but not from the f88.
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I would guess it has something to do with f88 then
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Thanks man. The f88 fuse was blown.
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So what caused the short for it to blow? That is what I would be worried about.
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Glad I can help
