rev counter and speedo not working

Hi i need some help on my aveo hatchack 2008 my rev counter and speedo not working after taken out the cluster to look at the petrol bulb, so i unplugged the the unit to have a look to see if the bulb has gone but it was fine plugged the two connectors back in and now the rev counter and the speedo are not working the the petrol and the temp are working fine can any one help plz

thank you for ye time iain

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Originally Posted by ipm

Hi i need some help on my aveo hatchack 2008 my rev counter and speedo not working after taken out the cluster to look at the petrol bulb, so i unplugged the the unit to have a look to see if the bulb has gone but it was fine plugged the two connectors back in and now the rev counter and the speedo are not working the the petrol and the temp are working fine can any one help plz

thank you for ye time iain

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is your gearbox an Automatic or Manual? because if I remember correctly, the Clutch switch position has to be reset if the Instrument cluster is disconnected.

sorry its a 1.4 manual with 50.500 on the clock.

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Originally Posted by 2010AveoLT

is your gearbox an Automatic or Manual? because if I remember correctly, the Clutch switch position has to be reset if the Instrument cluster is disconnected.

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thank you for your help 2010Aveolt iv found the problem it was me

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Originally Posted by ipm

thank you for your help 2010Aveolt iv found the problem it was me

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Glad to help those across the pond!

Hi,

I'm having the same issue as described in this thread. Can you shed some light on how you fixed it? Thanks

Hi,

Same problem here..... Does anyone have the answer?

Thanks!

I have the same problem I unplugged my cluster to clean the dust behind it and now everything works except the rev counter and speedo. Please can someone help me. It's a 2015 1.6 manual chev aveo

In my case it was my mistake.
Before you disconnect anything, you need to disconnect the battery. I didn't do that.....
I ended up replacing the cluster because it was cheaper then getting the original one fixed.