Joined
·
3,564 Posts
You can buy another cluster, and swap covers. Then sell the "new" cluster to somebody who has had an electrical failure on their cluster.
I did this and wound up with a net loss of only $20. If you got the "old" cover cleaned up a bit, so much the better.
As previously mentioned, the covers interchange, but there are lots of different part numbers for 2nd gen clusters.
I did this and wound up with a net loss of only $20. If you got the "old" cover cleaned up a bit, so much the better.
As previously mentioned, the covers interchange, but there are lots of different part numbers for 2nd gen clusters.
