Cluster Lens

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Fig 1: Gauge Needle & Zero Position

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Using the procedure within the diagnostic scan tool, IPC Service Mode , the gauge needles (1) must be moved from the zero position (2) to the service position.
NOTE:
The service position for the tachometer needle should be at 250 RPM, and the speedometer needle should be at 5 MPH, failure to perform this procedure could cause damage to the Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC).
Remove the IPC. Refer to REMOVAL .

Fig 2: IPC, Lens Unit & Clips
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Working around the perimeter of the IPC (3), release the clips (1) that secure the instrument cluster mask and lens unit (2) to the housing and remove the mask and lens.