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Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument
Part Number: 94011-3M531$1841.13 MSRP: $2632.60You Save: $791.47 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-26750$1320.92 MSRP: $1888.76You Save: $567.84 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour)
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-26760$1383.04 MSRP: $1977.58You Save: $594.54 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour)
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument
Part Number: 94011-2L050$547.89 MSRP: $776.53You Save: $228.64 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Instrument Cluster
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-26710$1134.76 MSRP: $1622.56You Save: $487.80 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour)
- Replaced by: 94001-26740
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-26740$1134.76 MSRP: $1622.56You Save: $487.80 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour)
- Replaces: 94001-26710
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument
Part Number: 94001-1R015$1112.35 MSRP: $1590.53You Save: $478.18 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-2H040$701.84 MSRP: $1003.55You Save: $301.71 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour)
- Replaced by: 94001-2H041
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument
Part Number: 94031-4Z110$966.53 MSRP: $1382.02You Save: $415.49 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly, Instrument Cluster
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument
Part Number: 94001-4Z001$1001.56 MSRP: $1432.11You Save: $430.55 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly, Instrument Cluster
- Replaces: 94001-4Z000
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument
Part Number: 94071-C2020$1077.78 MSRP: $1541.10You Save: $463.32 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Instrument Cluster
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-1E161$1083.39 MSRP: $1549.11You Save: $465.72 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour); Cluster Assembly, Instrument Cluster
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-1E221$1083.39 MSRP: $1549.11You Save: $465.72 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour); Cluster Assembly, Instrument Cluster
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-1E242$1083.39 MSRP: $1549.11You Save: $465.72 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour)
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-2E121$1172.87 MSRP: $1677.06You Save: $504.19 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour); Cluster Assembly
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-3D450$1434.39 MSRP: $2051.00You Save: $616.61 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour); Cluster Assembly, Instrument Cluster
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument
Part Number: 94001-2V331-RDR$1640.45 MSRP: $2345.65You Save: $705.20 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Instrument Cluster
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-2H020$128.84 MSRP: $181.02You Save: $52.18 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour)
- Replaced by: 94001-2H021
Hyundai Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Mph)
Part Number: 94001-25711$877.34 MSRP: $1254.48You Save: $377.14 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument(Miles Per Hour); Instrument Cluster
- Replaces: 94001-25710
Product Specifications- Other Name: Cluster Assembly-Instrument; Cluster Assembly, Instrument Cluster
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About Hyundai Instrument Cluster
Acting as an on-the-fly data center, the Hyundai instrument cluster is installed in front of the driver operator's seat and it displays a multitude of various gauges which collect and deliver vital information about the condition of your running automobile. The cluster is wired into the vehicle wiring harness and connects at the rear of the assembly. Some of the information you will see may include your engine operating temperature, fuel level, speed, RPM, oil pressure, and/or many other important pieces of data.
If your cluster is fully functioning as it should, the driver operator will be able to view the live status of these components while the vehicle is running. All Hyundai instrument clusters are seated right in the direct line of sight of the driver's seat. When the instrument cluster is plugged in, key cylinder unlocked and it still has no information being shown, it may be due to a failed unit. It's not a good idea to wait very long to replace the cluster if it fails. If it's non-operational, the driver runs the risk of getting a ticket for excessive speed on the highway, overheating the motor, or even running the fuel tank empty leaving you stranded.
HyundaiPartsDeal.com treats every customer sincerely and we are your final destination of shopping for genuine Hyundai parts. Never ever stop the pursuit of perfection, and make sure to purchase only genuine OEM Hyundai parts. If you do not know which part you should buy, we have professional part experts and hard-working customer service associates ready to help you with questions regarding Hyundai parts. We offer you high-quality parts with a discount of 30%. All parts are guaranteed to be brand new and have a 12-month warranty. You can just buy with confidence. Click it and place the order today, and you can fix your car in next few days.
If your cluster is fully functioning as it should, the driver operator will be able to view the live status of these components while the vehicle is running. All Hyundai instrument clusters are seated right in the direct line of sight of the driver's seat. When the instrument cluster is plugged in, key cylinder unlocked and it still has no information being shown, it may be due to a failed unit. It's not a good idea to wait very long to replace the cluster if it fails. If it's non-operational, the driver runs the risk of getting a ticket for excessive speed on the highway, overheating the motor, or even running the fuel tank empty leaving you stranded.
HyundaiPartsDeal.com treats every customer sincerely and we are your final destination of shopping for genuine Hyundai parts. Never ever stop the pursuit of perfection, and make sure to purchase only genuine OEM Hyundai parts. If you do not know which part you should buy, we have professional part experts and hard-working customer service associates ready to help you with questions regarding Hyundai parts. We offer you high-quality parts with a discount of 30%. All parts are guaranteed to be brand new and have a 12-month warranty. You can just buy with confidence. Click it and place the order today, and you can fix your car in next few days.
Hyundai Instrument Cluster Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the instrument cluster on Hyundai Elantra?A:Disconnect the negative battery cable and disable the airbag system. Remove the dashboard trim panels and the center console, followed by the instrument cluster and the glove box. Disconnect the passenger's side airbag electrical connector and remove the audio unit from the center of the dashboard. For access, remove the driver's knee bolster, then take out the nuts and bolts securing the steering column and lower it away from the instrument panel. A number of electrical connectors must be disconnected to remove the instrument panel; most are designed to fit only one matching connector, but if there is any doubt, mark them with masking tape and a marking pen before disconnecting. For 2006 and earlier models, remove all bolts holding the instrument panel to the body, noting that 2004 through 2006 panels have a different design with some center mounting bolts in different locations. Once all bolts are removed, lift the panel up, pull it away from the windshield, and take it out through the driver's door opening. For 2007 and later models, remove both instrument panel side covers and windshield pillar trim panels by prying them off with a plastic trim tool or a tape-wrapped screwdriver. Pry up the light sensor, disconnect its wiring, and remove it. Disconnect the passenger's airbag and driver's knee bolster airbag wiring, then remove the instrument panel mounting fasteners, ensuring all eight bolts are accounted for before attempting to remove the instrument panel. With assistance, pull the instrument panel rearward and guide it out of the passenger's door opening. Installation is the reverse of removal, and the steering column mounting bolts should be tightened to the specified torque.
- Q: How to remove and install the instrument cluster on Hyundai Santa Fe?A:Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Remove the instrument cluster bezel. Detach the instrument cluster by removing the mounting screws and pull it towards the steering wheel. Disconnect the electrical connectors from the rear of the cluster. Installation is the reverse of removal.
- Q: Is removing the instrument cluster a difficult procedure for the home mechanic on Hyundai Sonata?A:This procedure is especially difficult for the home mechanics because of concealed fasteners, hard-to-reach areas, and electrical connectors which have to be marked and disconnected. Thus, it should be attempted only by experienced homeowners those who perform a number of DIY tasks. During the removal of the instrument panel, one should take keen note on the manner in which each component is removed, position of that particular component in relation to the other components, and the method used in attaching that particular component to the car. However, it is not mandatory to remove both front seats; still, it will create more working space and there are fewer chances to bent the seats during the process. Start with the negative terminal of the battery and, if needed, take out the front seats, then the steering wheel and multi-function switch. Next, the dashboard trim panels and center floor console are to be unlocked and then removed, and the audio unit as well as air conditioning control panel are to be also removed. Next, remove the instrument cluster and glove box, then detach the passenger side airbag electrical connector, and finally remove the driver's knee bolster reinforcement structure. Lose the bolts connecting the steering column to the 'instrument panel and lower it, finally, detach the front pillar trim, kick panel, as well as the passengers side trim panel. Some of the connectors to be disconnected include ; Loosen and disconnect some screws to the extent that they can be removed so as to allow the separation of the instrument panel and tag any of the connectors that may need reconnection with tape if needed. Unfasten all the clips clamping the instrument panel to the body and gradually raise the panel from the windshield and pull it towards the door, if possible, in tandem with someone. The elimination of the support beam is another complicated one that includes many electrical connections and screws and it has to be done only in the case when it is necessary to gain an access to the heating/air conditioning unit. In installation, the class is removed as is done in removal but in a reverse manner.
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