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Old 07-29-2007, 05:05 PM
helpmycavalier helpmycavalier is offline
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02 cavalier no gauges

i have a 02' chevy cavalier.i got a new battery for the car and new battery cables.it's running great but all of the gauges on the dashbord won't work(speed,rpms,gas,and the tempature gauge).what should i do?
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Old 07-29-2007, 06:49 PM
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Re: 02 cavalier no gauges

So, immediately after you replaced the battery and cables, the gauges stopped working? Did you do the work yourself, or a shop? Sounds like either a ground wire was disconnected during the cable replacement and not reconnected, or the battery was disconnected/reconnected incorrectly and damaged some circuitry. If you did the work yourself, carefully go back over what you did and look for a loose wire. If a shop did it, take the car back and tell them to f***ing fix it right.
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