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Old 10-23-2008, 11:09 AM   #1
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Instrument Cluster LCD allways Displays
"D" no matter what transmission shift selection is made. Had coach at Forest City(Winnebago Factory) for a total roof replacement (lightning strike). They removed replaced cluster with no change, they ended up re-installing old cluster. I was told that they do not have the capability to diagnose any further than R&R of unit. Did not test every function
tested most:avg mlg/actual mpg/oil pres/temp/odometer, all good. Anyone experience this or have any ideas??

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"D" no matter what transmission shift selection is made. Had coach at Forest City(Winnebago Factory) for a total roof replacement (lightning strike). They removed replaced cluster with no change, they ended up re-installing old cluster. I was told that they do not have the capability to diagnose any further than R&R of unit. Did not test every function
tested most:avg mlg/actual mpg/oil pres/temp/odometer, all good. Anyone experience this or have any ideas??
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