How do I set odometer?

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YukonBrosef12

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I'm replacing the instrument cluster in my '02 Yukon because of a lot of issues and I know for sure this is the problem! My question is: When I get the new one, I'll have to set the odometer to my current mileage...how do I do this or where do I go to get this done? Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
 

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A bunch of us here have used digital dash solutions on ebay http://www.ebay.com/sch/digital-dash-solutions/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=

The way it works is you print a form off of his site and fill it out with your mileage and engine hours. Then you can either send your cluster to him and he will rebuild it any way you want or do what i did, I bought a rebuilt one and when it arrives you just swap it out and send your oem cluster back. There is a $200 deposit on the cluster that you get back when he gets your old one back.

He has many options on customization, I went with white face gauges with red needles. This guy does great work and ships very quickly. Check out his site and pick out what you like. Oh and he also includes a trans temp gauge and programs it to work. It`s just plug n play.
 

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or you can take the new cluster to your local dealer and they can do it as well.
 

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A bunch of us here have used digital dash solutions on ebay http://www.ebay.com/sch/digital-dash-solutions/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=

The way it works is you print a form off of his site and fill it out with your mileage and engine hours. Then you can either send your cluster to him and he will rebuild it any way you want or do what i did, I bought a rebuilt one and when it arrives you just swap it out and send your oem cluster back. There is a $200 deposit on the cluster that you get back when he gets your old one back.

He has many options on customization, I went with white face gauges with red needles. This guy does great work and ships very quickly. Check out his site and pick out what you like. Oh and he also includes a trans temp gauge and programs it to work. It`s just plug n play.

He re-built my cluster with new stepper motors and bulbs. Also did a different trim ring panel. Great overall experience.
 

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