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Looking for a place where I can buy an Escalade Cluster that will sell on pre-programmed with my correct milage. I read in an old post at another forum that Truckintrends.com would do this, but I can not get their page to load.

 

Anyone know where I can get one were they can pre-program it for me?

 

 

Thanks! :thumbs:

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I doubt if you could mail-order them with the preset mileage (& eng. hours).

 

Just find a speedo shop in your area and call them. It's easy to pull the cluster in a parking lot, so you could do it there after they verify it.

 

I didn't see your MY, but at least, 03's and later use four (7MM hex head) screws.

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I have a 2000 Silverado and I am in east-central Illinois. About the same distance to Chicago and Indy, 2 hours.

 

I live in a VERY rural area, so anything cool or handy is not very close. This is why I prefer to order via the internet.

 

I just wondered if I could e-mail a photo of the milage with a date on the picture.

 

Thanks for the links! :thumbs:

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I'd just call & ask... Specmo. They're near Detroit.

 

You could order it from JP Customs. They have a disclosure sticker you can affix to your door with that other vehicle info. Then when you have the time, you can go to most any speedo shop, do the math for the Odo & Engine run time, and you're all set. (Except for removing that door sticker! ) :thumbs:

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