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2004 CHEVROLET IMPALA User Comment / Complaint
2007-09-09 Grant Township, MI
My 2004 impala ss has had several failures of the instrument panel cluster. the first was incorrect speedometer readings that lead to total failure of the speedometer (sticking and/or erratic behavior of the speedometer needle). the second was improper fuel level indication (high level shown with low fuel light coming on - almost no fuel left). the latest is incorrect oil pressure indication. all of these are known issues with the model of stepper motor used to drive these gauges in many gm vehicles. my total cost for repair has been in excess of $300, not including the current oil pressure gauge repair (stepper motors for speedo and fuel level gauge). i plan on having all stepper motors replaced with the latest generation replacement (switec x25.168). this is something that gm needs to take responsibility for and correct as it is a very widespread issue.
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2009-03-24 Pembroke Pines, FL
My 2004 Impala also suffered instrument failure at 70K. My speedometer is stuck on 48 mph, and both my fuel gauge and oil temp gauges are "gone." I use my odometer to tell how much gas I have left, and a portable GPS for speed. The dealer didn't say anything about stepper motors. They said they'd need to remove the dash and repair the circuit board. Anyone out there have a solution?
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My 2004 Impala also suffered instrument failure at 70K. My speedometer is stuck on 48 mph, and both my fuel gauge and oil temp gauges are "gone." I use my odometer to tell how much gas I have left, and a portable GPS for speed. The dealer didn't say anything about stepper motors. They said they'd need to remove the dash and repair the circuit board. Anyone out there have a solution?