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1997-2004 Buick Century / Regal Display DIY Repair Kit
16 reviews
Regular price$9.99
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This repair kit will fix a cluster with one Information display. If you have two information displays you need to purchase 2 kits.
Installation instructions are not included. If you would like to send us you cluster to have this kit installed you can purchase that service here.
This kit includes 4x resistors
Handling
1-2 business day handling time
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Product Returns
14-day return policy
Return shipping will be paid by customer
Must be returned in original uninstalled condition
Original shipping will not be reimbursed.
Note: If you do not get your package within the time specified please be patient, carriers often have delays and 99% of all packages sent eventually get delivered. If your package is delayed please allow at least a week of wait time before we come up with a solution.
Was glad to get the resistors I needed with one stop shopping. Why these type resistors where not installed originally no one would know, especially when other resistors just like it were installed at other places on the board.
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Josh Keel
Highly recommend
Highly recommend this company for electrical repairs. Instrument cluster wasn’t lighting up anymore on Buick regal and digital mileage wasn’t displaying anymore. Works perfect now and was finished very quickly.
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Harry Johnson
1997-2004 Buick Century / Regal Display DIY Repair Kit
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Charles Dickson
Glad I DIY
Paying a lot of money to repair an 20 year old car is not something I really want to do (even though sending it to automotive solutions was very reasonable) but with all the internet instructions available the repair was quite easy. Less than 2 hours to remove repair and reinstall I’m seeing displays I haven’t seen in many years. If I had situations and repeat this method.
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Jose Trinidad
Awesome
Just what I needed.
I tried resistors with pins but these worked much better for me