My speedometer on my 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo has pegged out and doesn't move. I'm also starting to experience electrical issues. I'm not sure if they are connected or not. Apparently Chevy has had issues with speedometeres in other vehicles and has done a recall on those models but not the Monte Carlo. Why would they not include my car if it is the exact same issues?? That doesn't seem fair to include some models, but not all, even when its the same problem...
The gauge cluster needle has gone out in my car and it is going to cost me $500.00 dealer ship price and $604.00-Cedar Hill Auto. Also the inconvience of being without my car for 2 days. I work on the Navy Base so I need my car.
I bought the car used. After owning it for a year, the speedometer would get stuck saying that I was going over 120 mph even when stopped. I could get it back to zero by clicking the key on and off numerous times which reset it. Unfortunately after a period of time this stopped and it now sometimes works and sometimes it doesn't. I was told that its the internal parts of the speedometer. It is my understanding that this is the same part that GM replaced under a voluntary replacement program on most of their 2004-2006 GM trucks.
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My speedometer on my 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo has pegged out and doesn't move. I'm also starting to experience electrical issues. I'm not sure if they are connected or not. Apparently Chevy has had issues with speedometeres in other vehicles and has done a recall on those models but not the Monte Carlo. Why would they not include my car if it is the exact same issues?? That doesn't seem fair to include some models, but not all, even when its the same problem...
- Dana R., Midwest City, OK, US