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campbmic 10-26-2017 04:52 PM

Can You Drive Without Gauge Cluster?
 
I have a 2009 370z Nismo that Im working on and currently has the main gauge cluster (behind the steering wheel) disconnected. This is my only vehicle and I need to make a 100 mile roundtrip. Can I drive the car without the gauge cluster installed or will I run into any problems?

I did a search and read reports that in a 350z the alternator will not operate if the gauge cluster is disconnected. I know this its not smart to drive without the gauge cluster but would like to know if its possible.

Thanks!

DeliriousClam 10-26-2017 05:00 PM

Why not just connect it..? Takes like 20-30 minutes...

campbmic 10-26-2017 06:35 PM

Its not in the car and is taken apart atm (cracked plastic screen)

DeliriousClam 10-26-2017 06:36 PM

just plug the board in...

SteveBad 12-06-2017 10:29 PM

I know this is an old thread, but just for info sake:

I had the gauge cluster out while car was outside. It started to rain, so I started the car and drove it the few feet into the garage, with the cluster still disconnected. In the garage, tried to shut off the car, NO GOOD ! The car wouldn't shut off without the cluster plugged in.

Finished what I was doing, put it all back together, all OK.

scope22 12-07-2017 09:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SteveBad (Post 3713199)
I know this is an old thread, but just for info sake:

I had the gauge cluster out while car was outside. It started to rain, so I started the car and drove it the few feet into the garage, with the cluster still disconnected. In the garage, tried to shut off the car, NO GOOD ! The car wouldn't shut off without the cluster plugged in.

Finished what I was doing, put it all back together, all OK.

must be automatic...with manual you could do it


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