04-05 Dodge Ram GAS Speedometer 4.7 5.7 Cluster Instrument Cluster PICK MILEAGE!
- Item condition:
- Used
- Ended:
- Jan 5, 22:56 PST
- Price:
- $199.95 View item
- Shipping:
- $24.95
- Item location:
- Issaquah,WA,USA
- Ships to:
- Worldwide
Item specifics
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- Manufacturer Part Number:
- 56051101AG, 56051101AE
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- Other Part Number:
- P56051101AG, P56051101AE
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- Brand:
- Dodge
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- Warranty:
- 60 Day
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- UPC:
- Does not apply
2004-2005 Dodge Ram GAS
Instrument Cluster
Part Details
Used Instrument cluster for a 2004-2005 Dodge Ram GAS with speed locks (see picture) This means you have the (removable)black plastic box in back of your cluster.
Mileage: We program mileage to yours for FREE! We guarantee to get within 300 miles! After purchase please leave mileage in Paypal notes or send us a eBay message.
Fits: Manual Tranny and Automatic. Yes, they are the SAME cluster! This is for GAS only, WILL NOT FIT DIESEL!
Description:
Please verify the part number on your instrument cluster before purchasing. It is usually found on the back, top, or bottom of the instrument cluster on a white sticker. MATCH PART NUMBERS BEFORE ORDERING! If you fail to do this and need to return for another part# you will be responsible for all shipping fees.
The lens is original and may have signs of scuffing and normal wear and tear from almost 15+ years of use.
Mileage Programming
We include our programming mileage to match yours.
You must contact us within 12 hours of purchase for us to provide this service. If we are not contacted within that time, then we will ship the cluster with existing mileage and programming.
Warranty
This part comes with a 60-day exchange warranty. We do not offer returns on used electrical items. EXCHANGE ONLY.
Core Charge
There is no core charge!
Shipping
We ship with a variety of carriers (USPS, FedEx, UPS, etc). Shipping typically takes 2-6 BUSINESS daysHandling time is 1-3 business days
Questions? Ask Us!
At Revilo Auto Parts, we work with our customers to get you great parts at a great price!
We specialize in gauge clusters for the past 20 years....
