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Toyota Solara Instrument Cluster
The Instrument Cluster in Toyota Solara is an architectural part placed at the back of the steering column which has vital information concerning the state of the car and driving conditions. This cluster contains the speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, and other lights concerning specific signals. Informing the driver on aspects such as speed and fuel status is critical, therefore the visibility of the instrument cluster needs to be in the prime shape. If there is a problem with the gauges, then the solution can be the replacement of the factory cluster with another one, manufactured in the workshop. The interior component situated over the front passenger's seat is also known as the instrument panel and has evolved to include further functions besides giving information related to the car's performance, such as climate control and entertainment options as well as safety notifications in terms of modernity and technological enhancements.
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Toyota Solara Instrument Cluster Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove the Instrument Cluster on 2002 through 2008 Toyota Solara?A: Disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. Remove the dashboard trim panels and the center floor console. Take out the instrument cluster and the glove box. Disconnect and remove the passenger's side airbag if equipped. Remove the audio unit from the center of the dashboard and the air conditioning control panel. Take out the driver's knee bolster and reinforcement panel, then detach the bolts securing the steering column and lower it away from the instrument panel, removing the lower bolt and the two upper bolts. Disconnect a number of electrical connectors to remove the instrument panel, marking them with masking tape and a marking pen if necessary. Remove all fasteners holding the instrument panel to the body, including the lower front portion of the console, and then lift the panel away from the windshield, taking it out through the driver's door opening, noting that this requires two people. Installation is the reverse of removal.
